Lecture

Reactive Reflection by an Inductance

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of reflection by an inductance in a circuit, starting with the basics of reactive elements and progressing to the analysis of an open circuit. The instructor explains the history, tools, and techniques used in understanding the behavior of inductors, providing insights into the circuit's behavior.

Instructor

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