Magnetic Potential Energy stored in an Inductor
The Magnetic Potential Energy stored in an Inductor will calculate the:
- Magnetic potential energy stored in an inductor when the current and inductance are given
Calculation parameters: The inductor is uniform and the wire it is made from has the same thickness everywhere; the source supplies DC current.
The magnetic potential energy stored in an inductor is J [Joule] |
Magnetic potential energy stored in an inductor calculation |
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Wm = L × i2/2 Wm = × 2/2 Wm = × /2 Wm = /2 Wm = |
Magnetic Potential Energy Stored In An Inductor Calculator Input Values |
Inductance of the inductor (L) H [Henry] |
Current flowing through the inductor (i) A [Ampere] |
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