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Why does inductor pass DC and block AC?

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Inductors do not 'block' AC. An inductor has a higher impedance to AC than it does to DC so it will reduce the AC current but it will not reduce it to zero. Capacitor block DC And pass AC i have done practically.Dec 1, 2016

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