It is defined as voltage drop divided by the derivative of current with respect to time, or more commonly as magnetic flux divided by current flow.
The 'leakage' variety of this parameter is often utilized in gas discharge lamps to help prevent damage. When two elements with this property are placed next to each other, the dot convention is often used to keep track of polarity, and the coefficient of coupling is used to determine the magnitude of the 'mutual' variety based on the magnitudes of the 'self' variety of this parameter. It is defined as voltage drop divided by the derivative of current with respect to time, or more commonly as magnetic flux divided by current flow. FTP name this parameter that describes coiled circuit elements that oppose changes in current, symbolized L and measured in Henrys.
The 'leakage' variety of this parameter is often utilized in gas discharge lamps to help prevent damage.
inductance