difference between solenoide and inductor
Arbab Bajwa , 11 Years ago
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Electromagnetic Induction> difference between solenoide and inductor...
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inductor is a device which resists change in electic flow and it stores magnetic energy wheras solenoid describes an inductor wound in the shape or cylinder and are usually designed to provide a magntic field.
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