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AC Inductance and Inductive Reactance


https://www.electronics-lab.com/article/ac-inductance-inductive-reactance/

Introduction In the previous tutorial concerning AC resistance, we have seen that the behavior of a resistor is the same in DC or AC regime under normal frequencies. However, other basic electrical components such the inductor, strongly depends on the frequency of the AC signal. A presentation of the concept of inductance is given in […]

Measure small LCs with a scope


https://www.electronics-lab.com/measure-small-lcs-with-a-scope/

Here is a simple way to measure an unknown inductance by forming a resonance LC circuit and measure it using an oscilloscope. Glen Chenier writes: One of our technicians recently asked for help determining the value of an SMT inductor. It was unmarked, and was many turns of very fine wire on a ferrite core. […]

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