Rotating Magnetic Field's and Inductors.

[tinman]

Glad your out of that. Was worried about ya.

Mags

Yea,was worried a bit myself Saturday night, but lucky for us,the wind swung around,and we got some rain as well.

Thanks for the thoughts guys.


Brad

[tinman]

Anyway,back on to the subject at hand.

If it is indeed true that the inductance of the inductor can be increased by way of external magnetic field's for that brief on time period,then what would this effect be called.

Could it be seen as !!reactive inductance!! ?. I think the name fits the effect,even though there is suppose to be no such thing as reactive inductance.
Reactive Inductance--.>The momentary increase of inductance within a pulsing inductor due to a reaction against an externally induced  magnetic flux penetrating the inductors core.

Needs some refinement,but thats a rough description.

Brad

[verpies]

If it is indeed true that the inductance of the inductor can be increased by way of external magnetic field's for that brief on time period,then what would this effect be called.

I think Smudge has analyzed it in this paper and his conclusion was that it behaves like a magnetic capacitor.

I prefer to call it a "Flux Capacitor", though 

[Jimboot]

Yea,was worried a bit myself Saturday night, but lucky for us,the wind swung around,and we got some rain as well.

Thanks for the thoughts guys.


Brad

Bloody hell mate, been so busy at work I had no idea. I know what that feels like. Glad to hear the outcome.