induktivitásától

Induktivitásától is a Hungarian term that translates to "from its inductance" in English. It refers to a property or characteristic that is derived from or is a consequence of the inductance of a component or circuit. Inductance itself is a measure of how effectively a conductor can generate magnetic flux in response to an electric current. When a changing current flows through an inductor, it creates a changing magnetic field, which in turn induces a voltage across the inductor that opposes the change in current. This phenomenon is known as self-inductance.

Therefore, when discussing something "induktivitásától," one is generally referring to effects related to this induced voltage, such as the impedance of the inductor at a given frequency, the energy stored in its magnetic field, or its behavior in AC circuits. For example, a circuit's response "induktivitásától" might describe how its overall impedance changes due to the inductive component. Similarly, the filtering characteristics of a circuit are often understood "induktivitásától," as inductors play a crucial role in shaping frequency responses by opposing changes in current. This term is specifically used within the Hungarian language to articulate concepts related to the impact and influence of inductance.