问题 选择题

如图所示的电路中,L1、L2是相同的两灯,L的电阻不计,则

A.S断开瞬间,L1立即熄灭,L2过一会才熄灭

B.S断开瞬间,通过L1的电流从右向左

C.S接通瞬间,L1、L2同时达正常发光

D.S断开瞬间,通过L1的电流与原来方向相反

答案

BD

题目分析:S断开瞬间,由于线圈自感作用,阻碍原电流减小,相当于新的电源,通过两灯泡形成回路,所以两灯泡均过一会熄灭,A错。通过线圈的电流沿原方向,所以通过L2的电流与原来方向相同,通过L1的电流与原来方向相反,从右向左,BD对;S接通瞬间,L1立即正常发光,由于线圈自感阻碍电流增大,L2缓慢变亮,C错;故选BD

点评:本题难度较小,灯泡能否逐渐熄灭是看断开开关瞬间有没有电流通过两灯泡,断开开关时自感线圈产生的感应电流的方向与原方向相同

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A. basis



B. purpose
C. discovery


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