M. Senthilkumar7:14:00 PM
Answer: increases
The skin effect depends upon the following factors:
- Nature of material
- Diameter of wire - increases with the diameter of wire
- Frequency - increases with the increases in frequency.
- Shape of wire - less for stranded conductor than the solid conductor.
Skin effect is negligible for Frequency < 50 Hz
Conductor diameter < 1 Cm
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