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The circuit elements in circuits, we analyzed thus far, are conductively coupled. Conductors are used to connect elements. Circuit elements can also be connected through magnetic fields, called magnetically coupled. An inductor is basically a conducting coil. The induction of a voltage in another inductance by the current flowing in an inductance is mutual induction. A flywheel is a mechanical device that stores rotational energy and returns it to the system. Similarly, an inductor stores magnetic energy and returns it to the system. It does not dissipate energy like a resistor. While a resistor is required to limit the current in the circuit, an inductor smooths the flow of current.
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Sundararajan, D. (2020). Magnetically Coupled Circuits. In: Introductory Circuit Theory. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31985-4_5
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