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A changing current in a coil produces a changing magnetic flux. The changing magnetic flux results in an induced current flowing in the coil. The unit is a Henry. One Henry is the inductance of a circuit that produces a counter-force of 1 volt when the current flowing is changing at the rate of 1 amp per second.
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| inductance |
(Motor Winding Constant) - This is the inductance of the motor armature as measured at the motor terminals. It is given in millihenries.
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| inductance |
The property of an electric circuit that opposes a change in current flow.
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| inductor |
A device whose impedance increases with increasing frequency. Also known as a coil; commonly used in passive crossovers as a low pass filter device.
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| inductor |
An electrical device consisting of a conductor that is coiled. Inductors can be used to block high-frequency transients. As deployed in surge suppression strips, chokes (torroidal chokes) are available only in the highest quality surge suppression systems (Isobar level products from Tripp Lite use torroidal chokes and rod-core inductors for high frequency surge and noise suppression). See torroidal chokes, rod-core inductors and active filtering.
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