Define reluctance and permeance with respect to magnetic circuit.

Define reluctance and permeance with respect to magnetic circuit.
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Reluctance: The opposition offered by magnetic circuit to establish magnetic flux in it, is called as “Reluctance”. 


Permeance: It is the reciprocal of reluctance and implies the magnetic core’s readiness with which magnetic flux is developed. 

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