I have a toroidal transformer with split primary windings. If I connect the two windings so their fields oppose, and apply an identical signal to each, I presume that due to the properties of a toroid there is no EMF emitted.
Yet it appears current is still being consumed.
Silly question: If there is no magnetic field being produced, where is the energy going?
If there is a magnetic field, where is it? Bleeding into the airspace around the toroid?
If so, what does it look like, why is it not contained within the toroid like a normal magnetic field?
No mention of black holes please.
Robert Miller