Hi, I was just looking up inductors and parallel and it go me thinking. I know that inductors in parallel decrease the inductance of the circuit and serial adds.
I was just wondering though that even though the circuit inductance is lower in parallel and so the Rise time would be faster, each individual inductors rise time will still not be affected right?
I figure this is correct just because the inductors themselves have not changed.
If they are not and their individual rise times are actually shortened, then please explain.
Oh forgot. I said rise times because since the inductance determines the rise times, among other things, changing the inductance up or down would change how quickly it can reach steady state.
I was just wondering though that even though the circuit inductance is lower in parallel and so the Rise time would be faster, each individual inductors rise time will still not be affected right?
I figure this is correct just because the inductors themselves have not changed.
If they are not and their individual rise times are actually shortened, then please explain.
Oh forgot. I said rise times because since the inductance determines the rise times, among other things, changing the inductance up or down would change how quickly it can reach steady state.
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