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Curious146
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I'm having a hard time visualizing what is happening in an inductor and why it is happening. I understand the graphs and practical application but I can't seem to physically understand what is happening as you pass current through the inductor besides the fact that it builds a magnetic field. I think the relationship between the magnetic field and the circuit is confusing me.
If anyone could help me with a basic explanation of why an inductor resists change to current it would be greatly appreciated.
If anyone could help me with a basic explanation of why an inductor resists change to current it would be greatly appreciated.