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tonyjk
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Hello,
Please I would like to know why in a circuit that contains an inductor we say that the potential drop across the inductor is equal to the integral of a Conservative electric field meanwhile we know that the electric field is non-conservative across an inductor.
Thank you
Please I would like to know why in a circuit that contains an inductor we say that the potential drop across the inductor is equal to the integral of a Conservative electric field meanwhile we know that the electric field is non-conservative across an inductor.
Thank you