Grade upto college level Electromagnetic Induction
Difference between solenoid and inductor ?
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Sunil Kumar FP
inductors are devices use to control electric flow in otyer words it resists change in electric current and are used to store magnetic energy whereas solenoid describes an inductor woujd in the shape of cylinder to provide a magnetic field.
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