Why a coil of wire produces a stronger magnetic field than a straight wire?
Why is inductance of a straight wire too low as compared to a coiled wire?
What differentiates a high voltage wire from a normal wire? Does the length of a wire have an effect on voltage or current? What is the effect on 'transmission line inductance', if we increase length of transmission line? Why do we need neutral wire? What is wire? Why do we connect or need the neutral wire in electrical? What is The Wire about? If length of transmission line is double then inductance will be? Can a neutral wire behave as a phase wire? What is wire made up of? What is the basic difference between inductor and coil? On applying the equal force on the thick and thin wire if the same length in which wire the more frequrncy will be produced and why? What's the difference between ground wire and neutral wire? Can we make phase wire as neutral wire? Inside a wire there is a blue and black wire. Is the blue wire positive? How does an electronic and a wire transfer differ? Are high voltage transmission wires insulated? Which type of wire is good for AC and DC current: solid-core, single-strand wire or stranded wire? Where would you use a 14-3 wire vs. 14-2? What is the reason for the presence of a single coil and inductor coil in the wattmeter? Why do you need wires in electrical circuit? Why do wires/cable jumble up and get tangled? What is the best wireframing tool? Why is there sparking between neutral and earthed wires? What is the use of a ground wire in the earphone wire? What are the best tools for wireframing? Why is there no neutral wire for HT lines? Can a device work if the neutral wire is cut? Why does railway traction wire consists of two wires? What is the best wireframing free tool?