Hysteresis loss can be reduced by

1.	Hysteresis loss can be reduced by
A.	laminating the magnetic circuit
B.	using material of narrow hysteresis loop
C.	increasing m.m.f. of the circuit
D.	None of these
Answer» C. increasing m.m.f. of the circuit

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