Magnetic Field of a Toroidal Solenoid, Ampere's Law, Physics & Electromagnetism

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anyone know how to solve the poynting vector for toroid with changing current?

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Just a question, is a toroidalsolenoid stronger than a standard coil with the same dimensions and wire thickness etc.?

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Why is I(enc) = IN? How is the current "enclosed" when the Amperian Loop is inside the toroid loops?

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Does the radius represent the distance from the center to the inner or outer cirlce?

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The thickness of toroid is considered very small, thus, negligible....

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@@snehshah4973 but sometimes, there are given inner and outer radius of the circle. What should we use? the inner, outer, or mean radius?

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@@jjdh911dexter7 During such instances we have to take average radius. R'=(R1+R2)/2

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