Why Inductor blocks AC but allows DC to flow?
We know,
Inductive reactance, XL = 2ΠfL
For DC supply the frequency f is zero. So reactance XL = 0 and it allows DC to flow. But for AC supply there is a frequency. So the reactance XL is not zero and it blocks AC.
Inductor blocks AC while allowing DC to flow because it only resists the change in current.
For DC supply the frequency f is zero. So reactance XL = 0 and it allows DC to flow. But for AC supply there is a frequency. So the reactance XL is not zero and it blocks AC.
The equation of inductor is, V = L di/dt
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