dimensional formula of inductance
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Inductance : L : of a coil : units are H : Henry in SI system
we get the dimensions as follows:
voltage across an inductor is the product of inductance and change of rate of current through it.
V = - L d I/dt
V I = power = Energy /sec
I = ampere = [ A ]
=> Volt V = [ M ] [ L² ] [ T⁻³ ] [ A⁻¹ ]
L = [ V ] [ T ] / [ A ]
So L = [ M ] [ L² ] [T⁻² ] [ A⁻² ]
We can also find the dimensions from : energy stored in an inductor
= U = 1/2 L A²
we get the dimensions as follows:
voltage across an inductor is the product of inductance and change of rate of current through it.
V = - L d I/dt
V I = power = Energy /sec
I = ampere = [ A ]
=> Volt V = [ M ] [ L² ] [ T⁻³ ] [ A⁻¹ ]
L = [ V ] [ T ] / [ A ]
So L = [ M ] [ L² ] [T⁻² ] [ A⁻² ]
We can also find the dimensions from : energy stored in an inductor
= U = 1/2 L A²
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