Answer to Question #282927 in Atomic and Nuclear Physics for BIGIRMANA Elie

Atomic and Nuclear Physics

Question #282927

What inductance will be needed to store 1.00 Wh of energy in a coil carrying a current of 20 A?

Expert's answer

"W=\\frac{LI^2}2,"

"L=\\frac{2W}{I^2}=18~H."

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