To increase Q factor of a coil, the wire should be - Measurements and Instrumentation

Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) : Measurements and Instrumentation - Quiz(MCQ)

To increase Q factor of a coil, the wire should be

long

thin

thick

long and thin

Correct Answer : Option (C) : thick

Explanation : Q is high if resistance is low. Therefore, wire should be thick.

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