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For an inductor, V=LdIL​/dt. In the steady AC solution with no added constant electric current,
ZL​=iωL,IL​(t)=ωLV0​​sinωt=ωLV0​​cos(ωt−π/2).​
(1)
The electric current lags the voltage by π/2. An ideal inductor can also sustain an arbitrary DC current, fixed by initial conditions; it is excluded from this steady sinusoidal comparison.

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