In cgs, inductance (or "mutual" inductance) M is defined by

where is the electromotive force, c is the speed of light,
is the electromotive force, c is the speed of light, is the magnetic flux, and
 is the magnetic flux, and  is the derivative of current with respect to time. Rearranging,
 is the derivative of current with respect to time. Rearranging, 

so

Similarly, in MKS



The reciprocity theorem gives the relationship between the mutual inductances of two systems

The MKS unit of inductance is the Henry.

(1)
where
 is the electromotive force, c is the speed of light,
is the electromotive force, c is the speed of light, is the magnetic flux, and
 is the magnetic flux, and  is the derivative of current with respect to time. Rearranging,
 is the derivative of current with respect to time. Rearranging, 
(2)
so

(3)
Similarly, in MKS

(4)

(5)

(6)
The reciprocity theorem gives the relationship between the mutual inductances of two systems

(7)
The MKS unit of inductance is the Henry.




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