Try searching for high-pass and low-pass filterskiwinosa87 said:Hello everyone. I was just wondering is anyone knew an example of a physical device with a)both inductance and resistance b)capacitance, resistance, and inductance. I looked these up on wikipedia and I got that an example for b) would be a radio tuner, is that right? Plus, I can't get a)...Any help?
Inductance is the property of a circuit element that opposes changes in current flow, while resistance is the property that opposes the flow of current in a circuit.
Physical devices with both inductance and resistance, such as resistors and inductors, exhibit a phenomenon known as reactance. Reactance is the combined effect of both inductance and resistance, and it determines the behavior of the device in a circuit.
The unit of measurement for inductance is the Henry (H), while the unit of measurement for resistance is the Ohm (Ω).
Inductance and resistance can affect the behavior of a circuit in different ways. For example, inductance can cause a delay in the response of a circuit to changes in voltage, while resistance can limit the flow of current through the circuit.
Inductance is typically measured using an inductance meter, while resistance is measured using a multimeter. Both of these devices use different techniques to measure the properties of a physical device with inductance and resistance.