 Inductance correction to a rotating-loop radiation estimate

For constant self-inductance L, the steady induced current satisfies $L\dot{I}+RI=BA\omega \sin \omega t$, giving amplitude $I_0=BA\omega /\sqrt{R^2+{\omega }^2{L}^2}$ and phase lag. Multiplication by the rotating loop normal again gives a static moment plus a twice-frequency rotating moment of magnitude $A{I}_0/2$, independently of lag. Therefore replace the resistance-only denominator $R^2$ in the radiation power by $R^2+{\omega }^2{L}^2$. A wire resistance alone is not sufficient for an exact prediction if inductance is appreciable.