Self-inductance depends on a coil’s geometry — it rises directly with cross-sectional area and the square of the turn count, and falls as the coil’s length increases. It does not depend on the current flowing through it at all.
Self-inductance depends on a coil’s geometry — it rises directly with cross-sectional area and the square of the turn count, and falls as the coil’s length increases. It does not depend on the current flowing through it at all.
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