why does the current through inductor is constant, why
current through inductor & voltage across capacitor is
constant? can u explin clearly?
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current is nothing but flow of electrons in a closed path.
inductor is a passive element which has continuoes coil. so
current is continuoes through inductor. voltage is nothing
but potential difference between two points separated by a
distance. capacitor has a two plates separated by a
dielectric material. so voltage across capacitor is continuoes.
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Answer / asad
Yes.Because Inductor always connect in series ,and capacitor are connect in parallel so thats why current through inductor is constant and voltage across capacitor is
constant.
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Answer / sakthi
Inductor opposes change in current and store the energy in the form of magnetic field that is called inductive reactance(XL). Capacitor opposes change in voltage and store the energy in the form electric field that is called capacitive reactance (XC).
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