Resistor Inductor
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when you short circuit an inductor in DC, do you shortcuircuit any resistor in series and parallel?
and why...also does that work when you open circiut a capacitor.
Remember that when a component is shorted, the situation is effectively the same thing as taking a wire from one terminal of the component to the other. That is, it's like having a wire in parallel with the component itself. Current flows through the short (or wire) instead of through the component. This is as true in AC circuits as it is in DC circuits.
So if an inductor (or any other component) is shorted, then any component in parallel with it will also be shorted because it will also not have any current flowing through it.
Components in series will not be shorted provided the short starts at one of the inductor's terminals and ends the other.
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