Electron wrote:
>> Then Google and find a tutorial first.  Surely there must be many
>> basic introduction to inductors out there.  Do your homework first,
>> then ask here about remaining issues.
>
> This is what I did*.

You certainly didn't give any clue to that.  To me it sounded like you
hadn't looked up anything.  You've been around here long enough to know that
showing you've done your homework is as important as doing it.

> You like to be uselessly mean, as always.

I like people to do their homework, then help those that have tried to help
themselves.

>>> The energy stored in an inductor is proportional to the current that
>>> is flowing through it in that certain moment.
>>
>> No.  Go look it up.
>
> No amount of good technical advice is worth having someone like you
> in a list.

Oh get over yourself.  Just telling you that your statement is incorrect
should have been useful information.  I could have told you the answer, but
I felt you would learn more by looking it up.  This should not be difficult
since you now know what specifically to look up.


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