M Muhammad89 New Member Nov 21, 2009 #1 if we assume that an inductor has a negligible resistance is connected to a source of Voltage Vs.... how do we calculate the transient current if we cant calculate the steady state current, I max(E/R) if R is negligible?
if we assume that an inductor has a negligible resistance is connected to a source of Voltage Vs.... how do we calculate the transient current if we cant calculate the steady state current, I max(E/R) if R is negligible?
birdman0_o Active Member Nov 21, 2009 #2 i(t) = i(to) + 1/L * integral from to to t of (v(t))dt Do you have the circuit they provided? Or the full question.
i(t) = i(to) + 1/L * integral from to to t of (v(t))dt Do you have the circuit they provided? Or the full question.