Mike DonnellyThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.
Mike DonnellyUsing a ramped current source with di/dt = 1, and since v = L*di/dt, the inductance is equal to the voltage seen across the winding.
AnonymousThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.
AnonymousThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.
AnonymousThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.
AnonymousThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.
AnonymousThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.
AnonymousThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.
AnonymousThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.
AnonymousThis example shows that you can build an inductor model from magnetic components (i.e. a winding and a core), and with an air-gap if needed.