Lecture

Electrical-Magnetic Analogy

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Description

This lecture explores the analogy between electrical and magnetic systems, discussing the relationship between electric and magnetic fields, as well as the corresponding equations and parameters. It also covers the concept of electrical-magnetic duality and its applications in engineering.

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