Like resistance is when there is hindrance towards the motion of electrons in an object. Then on similar lines what is inductance?
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Using the traditional analogy of the water hose, you can think of an inductor as a particular case where instead of water, the electrons are a non-Newtonian fluid, so the harder you push them the harder it is for them to move.
Inductance in this case is how hard the non-Newtonian fluid gets when you touch it. In other words, the higher the inductance the less the non-Newtonian fluid can change speed without becoming solid.
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