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I have this initial question that I have been having confusion for regarding RL/RC circuits. I may continue to ask more question to this thread.
Thanks in advance.
- For an inductor, I read that when the switch is closed at [tex]t\le 0[/tex] then it acts as a short circuit so the current is zero and voltage is also zero across the the inductor. It also says that all source current goes to the inductive branch and none to resistor. How is this possible? If current doesn't exist in the inductor then where has it come from and why doesn't it go to the resistor?
Thanks in advance.