T transgalactic Banned Sep 2, 2009 #1 https://i28.tinypic.com/2qny713.jpg they found current by I=e/R but i thought of finding it in by e=-LI' if i integrate I' ill get I what wrong with that ?? Last edited: Sep 2, 2009
https://i28.tinypic.com/2qny713.jpg they found current by I=e/R but i thought of finding it in by e=-LI' if i integrate I' ill get I what wrong with that ??
S skyhawk New Member Sep 2, 2009 #2 they found current by I=e/R but i thought of finding it in by e=-LI' if i integrate I' ill get I what wrong with that ?? Click to expand... Because the e in e=-LI' is not the 500V. The emf across the inductor is changing with time. The maximum current occurs at steady state when the emf across L is zero. At steady state the entire 500V is across the resistor yielding maximum current.
they found current by I=e/R but i thought of finding it in by e=-LI' if i integrate I' ill get I what wrong with that ?? Click to expand... Because the e in e=-LI' is not the 500V. The emf across the inductor is changing with time. The maximum current occurs at steady state when the emf across L is zero. At steady state the entire 500V is across the resistor yielding maximum current.