Fig. 7. Different current direction for energized Ci (i=1, 2). (A) I in the same direction for Ci (i =1, 2). (B) I in the opposite direction for Ci (i =1, 2). (IMAGE)

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Fig. 7. Different current direction for energized Ci (i=1, 2). (A) I in the same direction for Ci (i =1, 2). (B) I in the opposite direction for Ci (i =1, 2).

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Fig. 7. Different current direction for energized Ci (i=1, 2). (A) I in the same direction for Ci (i =1, 2). (B) I in the opposite direction for Ci (i =1, 2).

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