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what is the difference between inductance and flux.
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Flux is the measure of how much passes through a given area....such as magnetic flux is a description of how much magnetic field passes through that area, where as inductance is a property of an inductor similar to how capacitance described a capacitor
how current forms flux.
inductance is the generation of an emf an inductance takes place due to assosiated flux .so inductance is because of flux
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