Where is the Energy Stored in an Air Coil?

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Coils store energy in the magnetic field generated around them, rather than within the core itself. In the case of air coils, the energy is specifically stored in the magnetic field created by the coil's current. This understanding aligns with the general concept of energy storage in inductors, similar to how capacitors store energy in their electric fields. The discussion emphasizes that while the core material plays a role, the primary storage occurs in the surrounding magnetic field. Overall, the focus remains on the magnetic energy storage mechanism in air coils.
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where coil store energy??

dear all

well many times when we speaks about coils , they say that coil store energy like cap. stors charges on its plates , the coil store the magentic energy inside its core

so in case of air coil where the energy is stored !

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MrPhy said:
dear all

well many times when we speaks about coils , they say that coil store energy like cap. stors charges on its plates , the coil store the magentic energy inside its core

so in case of air coil where the energy is stored !

thanks all
bye
We think of the energy being stored in the magnetic field, not in the core. That is really not a very good answer, but it is the best we can do.

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