Hays bridge is an AC bridge circuit that is used to measure the self-inductance of circuits. It is an advanced form of Maxwell bridge and can be used to measure inductance of circuits with higher quality factors (Q>10) compared to Maxwell bridge which is only suitable for coils with Q factors between 1-10. The construction of Hays bridge involves connecting four impedances in a wheatstone bridge configuration. By equating the real and imaginary parts of the balance bridge equation, expressions can be derived for the unknown inductance and quality factor of the coil. Hays bridge provides simple equations to determine inductance and Q factor and is suitable for measurements involving coils with high Q factors.