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Hello,
I've learned from my study of oscillator circuits that an inductor has some inherent capacitance in it due to the distance between the individual windings. I've heard somewhere that if you place a permanent magnet close to a coil that it will behave like a capacitor and I was wondering if someone out there could confirm or correct me on that. If this is true, does it also work for air core coils as well?
I've learned from my study of oscillator circuits that an inductor has some inherent capacitance in it due to the distance between the individual windings. I've heard somewhere that if you place a permanent magnet close to a coil that it will behave like a capacitor and I was wondering if someone out there could confirm or correct me on that. If this is true, does it also work for air core coils as well?
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