721307-17-1P AID: 15597 | 30/06/2017

The equation for instantaneous inductor emf in an inductive resistive circuit can be
E
obtained from the equation for instantaneous current i (1 t ( R / L ) )
R
Substituting the values of E, R in the above equation at various times, we have
At:

t 0ms i
50V
500
1 0ms(500 /100mH)

50V
1 1
500
0A

t 0.2ms i
50V
500
1 0.2ms(500 /100mH)

50V
500
1
1 0.2ms(5000s )
0.1A 1 0.368
63.2mA

t 0.4ms i
50V
500
1 0.4ms(500 /100mH)

50V
500
1
1 0.4ms(5000s )
0.1A 1 0.135
86.5mA

t 0.6ms i
50V
500
1 0.6ms(500 /100mH)

50V
500
1 3

0.1A 1 0.049
95mA

t 0.8ms i
50V
500
1 0.8ms(500 /100mH)

50V
500
1 4

0.1A 1 0.0183
98.2mA

t 1ms i
50V
500
1 1ms(500/100mH)

50V
500
1
1 1ms(5000s )
0.1A 1 0.0067
99.3mA

Plotting the values of current vs time we have the following graph: