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Inductors in Series and Parallel – Concept and Solved Example | Basic Electrical Engineering | L31

👉 Previous Lecture (L30): Capacitors in Series and Parallel    • Capacitors in Series and Parallel – Concep...   👉 Next Lecture (L32): RLC Transient Response – Comparative Overview In this lecture (L31), the equivalent inductance of inductors connected in SERIES and PARALLEL is explained in a clear and systematic manner. The governing relationships are developed using the fundamental voltage–current relationship of an inductor. Special emphasis is given to understanding why inductors behave similar to resistors in series and parallel configurations (for uncoupled coils). These concepts are essential for simplifying inductor networks before analysing RL and RLC circuits. 📌 Topics covered in this lecture: • Inductors connected in series • Derivation of equivalent inductance (series) • Inductors connected in parallel • Derivation of equivalent inductance (parallel) • Physical interpretation of voltage and current distribution • Assumption of uncoupled inductors • One solved numerical example 🎓 This lecture is useful for: • B.Tech / B.E. first-year students • NEP-based Basic Electrical Engineering courses • Simplifying inductor networks • Preparation for RL and RLC circuit analysis • Exam-oriented concept clarity 📚 Playlist: Basic Electrical Engineering – Complete Course #BasicElectricalEngineering #Inductors #SeriesAndParallel #CircuitAnalysis #BEE #NEP2020