This lecture covers the definition of self-inductance, denoted by the symbol L in henries, and provides examples to illustrate this concept. Self-inductance is a fundamental property of electrical circuits that influences their behavior.
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Explores energy storage in coils and inductors, emphasizing the role of inductance in storing magnetic energy and the impact of magnetic materials on inductance.
