self-induction

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(-in duk′s̸hən)

noun

the induction of a counter electromotive force in a circuit by the variation of current in that circuit

See self-induction in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
The generation by a changing current of an electromotive force in the same circuit.

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  • selfˌ-in·ducˈtive adjective
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