alleryStart learning →The henry is the unit of inductance. It is equal to which combination?
A1 ohm per second
B1 volt per ampere
C1 ohm second
D1 weber per second
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 1 ohm second
From e = L di/dt, henry = volt x second / ampere = ohm x second.
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