Inductors may be the least common of the fundamental passive components but they're still a foundational aspect of circuits everywhere. Unlike capacitors that store energy in an electric field, inductors store energy in a magnetic field. Let's learn what happens to an inductor on a physics level, how it works in DC circuits and how it works in AC circuits. Josh even does a practical example showing how they work at different frequencies. This high-level overview will give you a good foundation of understanding before jumping into the more difficult circuits.

Parts of the video:
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Inductor symbols and real parts
1:01 How inductors work in DC circuits
1:42 How capacitors work in AC circuits
3:26 Inductors and lagging current
5:36 Analogy of how inductors work
7:38 Practical Circuit Examples
11:01 Summary
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