Lec 20 | MIT 8.02 Electricity and Magnetism, Spring 2002
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I am very happy to see the vidoe after you give this InductanceRL Circuits Magnetic Field Energy
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Steady I Really Like This Video InductanceRL Circuits Magnetic Field Energy
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@OuidaAliri508 zum ersten mal auf youtube?
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naa hab was geiles entdeckt haha
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Einstein relived! Hahaha.. I bet his a fan of Einstein.
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@vacagreens dI/dt.
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name of this physist?
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100% pure genius, you just have to love the way he discredits all those textbooks...
TSP105 2 years ago 19
When you connect a DC battery to a solenoid, the current goes from zero to some non-zero amount, thus the associated magnetic field (flux) goes from zero to some non-zero amount and causes an induced voltage (self inductance). Same thing happens when you disconnect the DC. That is why current in an ignition coil of a car (older models) is turned on and off by a distributor and makes sparks in a spark plug.
vacagreens 2 years ago 6