Describe How Energy Is Stored In An Inductor On Electronic Level

Naman Agarwal

@naman-42FOIm • Oct 26, 2024

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Abhishek Rawal

@abhishek-fg9tRh • Sep 9, 2012

when source is applied across inductor, the magnetic field/flux is produced and voltage is induced as per faraday law of induction and energy is stored in magnetic field.

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Naman Agarwal

@naman-42FOIm • Sep 9, 2012

Troll_So_Hardwhen source is applied across inductor, the magnetic field/flux is produced and voltage is induced as per faraday law of induction and energy is stored in magnetic field.
can u plz elaborate it more??

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Adivy

@adivy-4HW5my • Sep 9, 2012

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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 16, 2012

the opposing field produced in the inductor realigns the atoms thus energy is stored in the inductor

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arunchary

@arunchary-VtqB3c • Sep 16, 2012

inductor never stores an energy just it dissipate energy when source is present,if you observe capacitor, absence of source it can produces the some voltage like a battery. but it is not in the situation of an inductor.so inductor dissipate energy not stores energy.

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Naman Agarwal

@naman-42FOIm • Sep 17, 2012

aruncharyinductor never stores an energy just it dissipate energy when source is present,if you observe capacitor, absence of source it can produces the some voltage like a battery. but it is not in the situation of an inductor.so inductor dissipate energy not stores energy.
dissipation is done in the case of resistor..not in case of inductor...

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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 17, 2012

aruncharyinductor never stores an energy just it dissipate energy when source is present,if you observe capacitor, absence of source it can produces the some voltage like a battery. but it is not in the situation of an inductor.so inductor dissipate energy not stores energy.
my pal there is some interpretation here

inductor is a storage device just like capacitor

it stores current and not voltage get it right

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arunchary

@arunchary-VtqB3c • Sep 17, 2012

how ?i mean its a magnetic field energy dissipates not heat energy like resistor. in practical situation compare with capacitor it stores energy of electrical not magnetic energy .so inductor generates magnetic filed in presence of source.

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naveee

@naveee-QD5zHH • Sep 18, 2012

jeffrey samuelmy pal there is some interpretation here

inductor is a storage device just like capacitor

it stores current and not voltage get it right
do inductors store the energy in form of KINETIC energy ????

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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 18, 2012

sorry my pal

THIS IS IT
magnetic energy is produced in the inductor when voltage is applied basic science

when voltage is applied there is a flow of current through the inductor

this current flows through the inductor it opposes the magnetic field and so there is a delay in the current to reach its peak value in the inductor

the current follows the voltage by an angle of 90 deg

this is how current lags in an inductor

then now consider current at maximum when the voltage is turned off does current turn 0 in an instant nope

because of the demagnetisisng effect there is a small delay in current turning to 0

this how we know that inductor stores current if a change in voltage is found

if you want more info try to study an RL discharging circuit with initial maximum current in inductor

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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 18, 2012

yeah to an extent it does i guess

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[Prototype]

@prototype-G9Gn5k • Sep 18, 2012

jeffrey samuelmy pal there is some interpretation here

inductor is a storage device just like capacitor

it stores current and not voltage get it right
Current = Flow of electrons in a direction. I dont think you can store the "flow". There's a serious misconception we all have.

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Abhishek Rawal

@abhishek-fg9tRh • Sep 18, 2012

Agreed with Prototype.
Inductor never stores current ... it stores the energy.

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Ramani Aswath

@ramani-VR4O43 • Sep 18, 2012

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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 18, 2012

i will rephrase my statement as

inductor stores energy in the form of kinetic energy

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Ramani Aswath

@ramani-VR4O43 • Sep 19, 2012

jeffrey samueli will rephrase my statement as inductor stores energy in the form of kinetic energy
Kinetic energy is always mechanical.

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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 19, 2012

thanks for clearing it SIR

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arunchary

@arunchary-VtqB3c • Sep 21, 2012

thanks for valuable information sir..

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grsalvi

@grsalvi-7IhIh1 • Sep 26, 2012

aruncharyinductor never stores an energy just it dissipate energy when source is present,if you observe capacitor, absence of source it can produces the some voltage like a battery. but it is not in the situation of an inductor.so inductor dissipate energy not stores energy.
No.Both inductor and capacitor are energy storing.As you said capacitor during active phase may develop voltage like battery so is the case with the inductor.When energized inductor is put across a passive circuit,it will act as a current source.

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arunchary

@arunchary-VtqB3c • Sep 26, 2012

Mr.GRSalvi on which answer based your giving replay man...please mention...

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grsalvi

@grsalvi-7IhIh1 • Sep 26, 2012

aruncharyMr.GRSalvi on which answer based your giving replay man...please mention...
I didnot get you.Mate,L and C are energy storing called active devices is so basic concept like i2r law in electrical.Its true inductor stores energy in form of maganetic feild but that doesnot mean it can't be an electrical source.Is not magnetic field convetable to electrical form and this is what happens in various generators.The dissipation you are talking about is not like that of resistor.It is infact magnetic flux leakage.

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arunchary

@arunchary-VtqB3c • Sep 26, 2012

yes man exactly i mean,.....

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