RLC Circuits (5 of 19) Inductive Reactance; Phase Shift, Phasor Diagrams, Frequency, An Explanation

This video covers the basics of AC inductive reactance including phase shift, phasor diagrams and frequency.
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Sir, kindly let me know whether Vs equals VL, because in case pure resistive AC circuit, Vs = Vr

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[@diaconescurares2290]

Hallo
Nice video, but I have one question? At the 5,58 minute you say that from 0 to pi/2 the di/dt is decresing. Correct me if I”m wrong but on this interval the current is increasing, how come di/dt is decreasing?

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It is increasing at a slower rate. The slope is decreasing.

[@stalin5224]

Hi, i don't know how you are telling that, slope di/dt in first Quarter is decreasing and second quarter is increasing. Can anyone one explain me? Thanks.

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In the first quarter the curve is getting less steep, in fact at the end of the first quarter the curve is flat and the slope is zero. Does that help.