Conversion using the Parallel Inductor Formula
Parallel Inductor Formula
If you need your Inductor in Series, you can read our Series Inductor calculator for that. The total inductance at low frequency is less than the smallest inductance when the multiple inductors are connected in parallel. The formula to calculate total inductance is:
Alternatively, for two inductance:
For Example, if you have three inductors with values 10 mH, 20 mH, and 30 mH connected in parallel:
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Inductance Parallel Features
- Handles up to 10 inductors in parallel.
- Provides precise and instant results.
- Supports multiple units of inductance (e.g., microhenries, millihenries).
- Easy-to-use interface.
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs for Name Calculator
The formula is 1/Ltotal = 1/L2 + 1/L3 + 1/L1 +...+ 1/Ln
Yes, you can input inductance values in various units like microhenries (µH), millihenries (mH), or henries (H).
In a parallel configuration, the inductive paths provide additional paths for current, reducing the total inductance.
Yes, the calculator works perfectly for any number of inductors up to 10.
Yes, the calculator is applicable for calculating inductance in both AC and DC circuits.