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What is Induced Resistance?

Inductive reactance (XL): AC resistance in coils caused by self-induced EMF. Formula XL=2πfL; blocks high-frequency AC while allowing DC/low-frequency currents to pass.

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What is Induced  Resistance?


Inductive Resistance definition


When a current passes through the coil, an induced electromagnetic field is formed in the coil, which in turn generates an induced current in the coil to resist the current passing through the coil. Therefore, we call this interaction between the current and the coil electrical reactance.


Induced reactance calculation formula


XL= 2πfL=ωL



Inductive reaction


  • The inductor coil has no hindering effect on DC current, and has hindering effect on AC current

  • The inductor coil has no blocking effect on the low frequency alternating current passing through, and has blocking effect on the high frequency alternating current passing through



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