Lecture

Energy Storage and Inductors

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This lecture covers the concept of energy storage in inductors, analyzing the equations governing the behavior of inductors in electrical circuits. It explains the relationship between current, voltage, and inductance, as well as the energy stored in an inductor. The lecture also discusses the impact of switching positions on inductors and the resulting changes in current and voltage. Furthermore, it delves into the calculation of power and energy in inductors, providing insights into the practical applications of inductors in electrical engineering.

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