an inductor coil when consume no energy is called

Correct answer: B. choke

  • A. a coil
  • B. choke
  • C. toroid
  • D. none

Explanation

An inductor coil that consumes no energy is called a "choke" or an "inductive choke." A choke is an inductor designed specifically to block or "choke" high-frequency alternating current (AC) while allowing direct current (DC) or low-frequency signals to pass through with minimal resistance.Chokes typically have a high inductance and low resistance, which makes them efficient at filtering out high-frequency noise in electronic circuits. When an alternating current flows through a choke, the changing magnetic field induces a back EMF (electromotive force) that opposes the change in current. This property helps the choke to smooth out current fluctuations and maintain a more stable current flow.In summary, an inductor coil that consumes no energy and is used to filter out high-frequency noise is called a choke or an inductive choke

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