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Inductor current continuity (ΔIL​=L−1∫VL​dt)

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For an ideal linear inductor, VL​=LI˙L​. Integrating shows that voltage with no impulse preserves current continuity at switching. This supplies an initial condition independently of capacitor voltage continuity; the two state variables must not be replaced by an assumed zero current derivative.

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