Lecture

Time-dependent currents in LR circuits

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Description

This lecture delves into the derivation of Maxwell's law from Faraday's induction, focusing on time-dependent currents in LR circuits. The instructor explains the representation of fields, the concept of mutual inductance, and the behavior of inductors in circuits. Through mathematical expressions and graphical analysis, the lecture explores the dynamics of current flow, self-inductance, and energy storage in solenoids and transformers.

Instructor

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