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2 years ago

What is differnt between reactance and inped ance?

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Impedance is basically the overall resistance/impeding factor against a current in an electrical circuit. Inductive and capacitive reactances are used in a formula to DETERMINE impedance (it uses resistance too) and they are basically the opposition towards a current caused by the inductor (ex. coil) and a capacitor, respectively, in an LC or RLC circuit.

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