Hi everyone,
Say I have a series DC circuit with a 100V DC power supply, a switch, a 300mH inductor and a 10 Ohm resistor.
If I close the switch for 1uS how can I calculate the current through the inductor at that time?
Initially I thought of using V*Ton/L=di/dt to get 100*.000001 / .3 = 333uA @ 1uS. Is this right?
Say I have a series DC circuit with a 100V DC power supply, a switch, a 300mH inductor and a 10 Ohm resistor.
If I close the switch for 1uS how can I calculate the current through the inductor at that time?
Initially I thought of using V*Ton/L=di/dt to get 100*.000001 / .3 = 333uA @ 1uS. Is this right?
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