Engineering, 29.02.2020 06:28 Alexisgrab
What is a reasonable approximation for an inductor at DC steady state?
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is the magnetic flux linkage through the inductor. Therefore, as a result of this induced emf, a current is also induced in the inductor, and the direction of this current is such that it opposes to the change in magnetic flux linkage.
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