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Originally posted by energialibre View PostHeinrich Lenz & Juan Gabriel A.R.
La polaridad de una tension inducida es tal, que tiende a producir una corriente cuyo campo magnetico se opone siempre a las variaciones del campo existente producido por la corriente original.
La polaridad de tension de un inductor es tal, que tiende a producir una corriente cuyo campo magnetico se opone siempre a las variaciones del campo existente producido por la corriente inducida.
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The polarity of an induced voltage is such that it tends to produce a current whose magnetic field always opposes the variations of the existing field produced by the original current.
The voltage polarity of an inductor is such that it tends to produce a current whose magnetic field always opposes the variations of the existing field produced by the induced current.Last edited by energialibre; 08-30-2019, 05:51 AM.
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