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Inductance self inductance L mutual inductance M 1 Lecture 10.5

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Inductance

self inductance Lmutual inductance M

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Self and Mutual Inductances

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M2 = L1 L2

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needs a computer!… needs a computer!

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Quiz

For times t < 0, the switch is open, as shown. For times t ≥ 0 the switch is closed

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closed.(a) Determine the current I(t) around the circuit for t ≥ 0 .(b) Now suppose R = 10 Ω and L = 0.025 H C l l t th ti h I i 90% f it H. Calculate the time when I is 90% of its final value, I(t) = 0.9 E/R. Express the answer in milliseconds.

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