Question
The SI unit of inductance is________.
The correct answer is
henry
Inductance SI Unit Explained
The SI unit of inductance is the Henry, symbolized as H.
Inductance quantifies how effectively a circuit component (like a coil) opposes changes in the electric current flowing through it. This opposition is related to the magnetic field generated by the current.
Let's review the options:
- Henry (H): Correct SI unit for inductance.
- Volt (V): SI unit for electric potential difference.
- Ampere (A): SI unit for electric current.
- Ohm ($\Omega$): SI unit for electrical resistance.
Therefore, the SI unit for inductance is Henry.
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