Assertion: inductor | /r/CapableOf | induce voltage
Facets:
value: with the rate of current change
type: OTHER
value: to itself
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: An inductor in a circuit that has a sinusoidal current will self-induce a voltage that is sinusoidal but opposing the inducing current.
text: Inductance can be defined as the property of any coil to store energy, induce voltage and oppose the current flow through it.
text: Self-inductance is a property of an inductor to induce voltage to itself whenever there is variation in the current flowing through it.
text: As the inductance induces voltage with the rate of current change, mutual inductance also induces a voltage, which is termed as mutual voltage M(di/dt).