Assertion: ideal inductor | /r/HasAspect | no resistance
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text: In an ideal inductor that has no resistance or capacitance, as the current increases energy flows into the inductor and is stored there within its magnetic field without loss, it is not released until the current decreases and the magnetic field collapses.
text: During this time, an ideal inductor will act as a short circuit as it has no resistance, but in a practical situation, the current flow through the coil and the coil has a resistance as well as the capacitance.
text: An ideal inductor has zero power loss because it has no resistance—only inductance—and therefore no power is dissipated within the coil.
text: At this point, since an ideal inductor has no resistance, there is zero voltage across the inductor.