Why current lags voltage in inductors (logic) | Alternating currents | Physics | Khan Academy

Let's explore why the current through a pure inductor lags the voltage by 90 degrees.
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The analogy in unprecedented!! Excellent !!.. but, still I wished if you mentioned what happens regarding the back emf and magnetic field

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With the analogy, what about when we just turn on the voltage and the current being negative maximum?How can we explain that?

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We can also use the analogy of simple pendulum where, voltage as displacement and current as velocity of pendulum

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