Inductive Reactance

Written by Jerry Ratzlaff on 12 January 2016. Posted in Electromagnetism

Inductive reactance is the current flow of an alternating current in an inductor is reduced.

\(\large{ X_L = 2 \; \pi \; f \; L }\)

Where:

\(\large{ X_L }\) = Inductive reactance

\(\large{ \pi }\) = 3.141...

\(\large{ f }\) = frequency

\(\large{ L }\) = Inductance

Solve for:

\(\large{ f = \frac { X_L } { 2 \; \pi \; L } }\)

\(\large{ L = \frac { X_L } { 2 \; \pi \; f } }\)