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# complex inductance???

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- From: "Erdal Bizkevelci" <erdal903@yahoo.com>
- Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 17:02:42 +0300
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Hi everybody, I'm trying to calculate an inductance using the integral of A.J over the current passing coils. After calculating this, I will calculate the inductance from L=(core length)*(integral of A.J over the coil area)/(current)^2; But the integral gives a complex number (coil currents are real). So what is the meaning of a complex inductance value? Is it possible? Thanks in advance. Erdal

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