Lecture

Mutual Inductance and Self-Inductance

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This lecture covers the concepts of mutual inductance and self-inductance in circuits, explaining the relationship between magnetic fields and induced currents. It also discusses the energy stored in magnetic fields and the phenomenon of 'cross-talk' in circuits.

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