Introduction

This lab deals with the plotting and comparison of certain electrical
terminologies in MATLAB. In this lab we will perform the analysis of dependence
of inductance on certain parameters like permeability.

Discussion

The inductance of the inductor is plotted as a function of relative core

permeability using the following MATLAB code

r=0.05;
N=1000;
u0=1.26*10^-6;
A=pi*(r)^2;
l=0.1;
ur=100:1:1000;
L=[];
L=((N*N*u0*A)/l).*ur;
subplot(2,1,1)
plot(ur,L);
grid on
title('Inductance value in linear scale');
xlabel('Relative Permeability Ur');
ylabel('Inductance Value');
url=10*log10(ur);
subplot(2,1,2)
plot(url,L)
grid on
title('Inductance value in Log scale');
xlabel('Relative Permeability Ur Log');
ylabel('Inductance Value');
L1=input('Enter the Inductance Value in Henry(H) ');
Ur1=L1*l/(N*N*A*u0);
Ur2=0.95*Ur1;
Ur3=1.05*Ur1;
Urr=[Ur2 Ur3];
VUr1=num2str(Ur2);
VUr2=num2str(Ur3);
disp('The range of Relative Permeability in 5% range is ')
disp(Urr)
The results are shown below

Fig.1

The flux linkage and voltage is determined using the following code

time= linspace(-pi,2*pi,121);
freq=60;
E=2;
voltage= E*square(2*t);
N=575;
phi=voltage/(4.44*N*f);
V=4.44*N*freq*phi;
l=N*phi;
subplot(3,1,1);plot(time,phi);title('core flux');
xlabel('time');ylabel('phi');
subplot(3,1,2);plot(time,V);title('Volage');
xlabel('time');ylabel('V');
subplot(3,1,3);plot(time,l);title('flux linkages');
xlabel('time');ylabel('l');

The results are plotted and shown in fig.2

 Fig.2

Conclusion

In this lab we performed the analysis of core flux, voltage, flux linkage and inductance. We draw some
very useful results like the increase in inductance value found to be increasing exponential with
permeability.