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From: Tina Fanetti [mailto:FanettT@QUEST.WITCC.CC.IA.US]
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 12:27 PM
Let's say you have a battery, resistor and a coil in a circuit. The
current in the circuit has reached a constant value. The coil won't
have inductance because the current is not changing and inductors
need a changing current to work.
The next part asks if the coil affects the value of the current in
the circuit. I believe that is would. As the current changes it
adds more resistance but as the current is steady doesn't an
inductor act like an ideal wire?
Okay so it wouldn't change the current. Right?