The discussion revolves around the calculation of energy in inductors, specifically focusing on the integration limits used in different contexts. Participants are examining why integration is performed from 0 to a specific current I in one scenario, while in another, integration is done with respect to time.
The conversation is ongoing, with participants raising questions about the rationale for different integration approaches. Some have provided insights into the relationship between current and time in these calculations, but no consensus has been reached.
There is a noted distinction between integrating with respect to current and integrating with respect to time, which some participants are trying to reconcile. The examples referenced may imply different assumptions or setups that are not fully clarified in the discussion.
nabliat said:look in this example
http://i28.tinypic.com/2h3ykxx.jpg
here they pick intervals as time (not current like in the first example)
why??