A circuit is so formed such that source-R-L-diode-switch are all in series. Consider the initial current in L to be zero. The diode is so connected that it is forward biased when switch is closed. When the switch is closed,

A circuit is so formed such that source-R-L-diode-switch are all in series. Consider the initial current in L to be zero. The diode is so connected that it is forward biased when switch is closed. When the switch is closed, Correct Answer the current will increase exponentially & the voltage will decay exponentially

Instant switch is closed, the current is minimum zero than starts to increase till it reaches a constant value Vs/R, whereas voltage starts to reduce from Vs to 0 (Inductor Charging).

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