Energy stored in a coil of inductance 50mH and current 2A
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L = 50 mH = 50*10^-3 H
I = 2 A
We know that,
Energy stored in a inductor Coil = 0.5*L*I²
= 0.5*50*10^-3*2
= 50*10^-3 J
Hope it Helps!
I = 2 A
We know that,
Energy stored in a inductor Coil = 0.5*L*I²
= 0.5*50*10^-3*2
= 50*10^-3 J
Hope it Helps!
Answered by
18
Given data
L = 50mH = 0.5H
I = 2A
Answer
Energy stored in the coil = 1/2 * L * I²
= 1/2 * 0.5 *2²
= 0.5 * 0.5 * 4
= 0.25 * 4
= 1 J
So the energy stored in the coil is 1 J
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