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Series and Parallel Inductors

Last updated: July 26, 2018 1:29 pm
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Inductors in Series

Inductors in series are combined like resistors in series as shown in below figure.

Inductors in Series

Figure 4 : Inductors in Series

Equivalent inductance (Leq ) of two inductors in series (Figure 4) is given by below Equation.

Leq =L1 +L2 + … Ln

Inductors in parallel

Inductors in parallel are combined like resistors in parallel as shown in below figure.

Inductors in parallel

Figure 5 : Inductors in Parallel

The equation for parallel inductors is

Inductors in parallel Equation

When only two inductors are in parallel, as shown in Figure 5, The above Equation may be simplified as given in below Equation.

Parallel Inductors Formula

The above Equation is valid when there are only two inductors in parallel.

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  • Nasi says:
    June 1, 2023 at 2:14 pm

    Hi. Thank you so much for the information.

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