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Hello all, I'm a student and want to measure inductance of a solenoid valve. I measured it with L meter and found that it changes with change in frequency of the L meter. Why so and what exact relation inductance has with the supply voltage?</BLOCKQUOTE>
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Hello all, I'm a student and want to measure inductance of a solenoid valve. I measured it with L meter and found that it changes with change in frequency of the L meter. Why so and what exact relation inductance has with the frequency?</BLOCKQUOTE>

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