A choke coil (inductor) in a fluorescent light circuit drops voltage without power loss. Why is this possible?
Q1. A choke coil (inductor) in a fluorescent light circuit drops voltage without power loss. Why is this possible?
Answer: Inductive reactance opposes current without dissipating energy.
Explanation: Inductive reactance stores energy in a magnetic field. D is incorrect because energy is returned to the circuit.