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Inductive current inducing a magnetic field

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hi!

according to electromagnetics, a changing current induces a magnetic field and vice versa. if a have a sinusoid that changes phases so often, does that mean the current can also changes from positive to negative? so it also induces a shrinking and a growing magnetic filed?

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Re: inductive current

acbalbason,
There is a magnetic field associated with a current whether the current is changing or not. In answer to your question; yes, the magnetic field changes in accordance with the current.
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