Assertion: inductor | /r/HasProperty | a coil of wire
Facets:
value: basically
type: DEGREE
value: simply
type: OTHER
value: in a dc circuit
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: An inductor is just a coil of wire.
text: Normally, since an inductor is just a coiled wire, we'd expect the current to simply stop flowing immediately because the power supply has been disconnected from the circuit.
text: Inductors are merely coils of wire.
text: The inductor is basically the coil of wires which concentrates the magnetic field into the circuit.
text: Inductors, being just coils of copper wire, will allow DC to pass easily, but when AC is applied, inductors create an opposition to current flow that increases, as the frequency of the alternating current increases.
text: An inductor is about as simple as an electronic component can get -- it is simply a coil of wire.
text: An inductor, as already mentioned, is just a coil of wire.
text: An Inductor, also known as a reactor is simply a coil of wire, which has many electrical properties when subjected to a magnetic field.
text: As discussed earlier, an inductor is basically a coil of wire that surrounds a magnetic or nonmagnetic material called the core.
text: An inductor is essentially a coil of wire around a core of air, powdered iron, ferrite, or ceramic.
text: The inductor is a coil of wire that looks like a spring.
text: An inductor is simply a coil of wire.
text: Inductors are just a coil of wire - in a DC circuit they do nothing.
text: As discussed above, an inductor is basically a coil of wire that surrounds a magnetic or nonmagnetic material called the core.