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I'm not entirely sure if this post belongs here, but I guess the topic of electrodynamics is vast.
My question is; are there any materials / plants / animals that act as electric inductors? In other words, are inductors solely made up of coiled wires, or do they occur naturally?
To rephrase, all objects have some capacitive properties; so do they also have inductive properties.
Thanks in advance,
My question is; are there any materials / plants / animals that act as electric inductors? In other words, are inductors solely made up of coiled wires, or do they occur naturally?
To rephrase, all objects have some capacitive properties; so do they also have inductive properties.
Thanks in advance,