Which of the following is the reason an electric generator is able to generate a
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Which of the following is the reason an electric generator is able to generate a current?
Which of the following is the reason an electric generator is able to generate a current? a. The rms voltage between the terminals exerts a force along the axis of the generator coil b. The magnetic flux through the coil assembly changes as it rotates, inducing a current c. The internal resistance of the coil causes a clockwise torque d. The parallel capacitance of the generator transforms the electromagnetic energy from solar to electrical.Explanation / Answer
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(b) The magnetic flux through the coil assembly changes as it rotates, inducing a current.
Generator is a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy for use in an external circuit.
Generator works by moving electrical conductors through a magnetic field. If your generator doesn’t have magnets, it won’t produce electricity. The magnetic field is created by taking some of the generator output voltage and converting it to DC and feeding it to a coil to make an electro magnet.
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