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LovePhys
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Hello everyone,
I found on this website http://spiff.rit.edu/classes/phys213/lectures/lenz/lenz_long.html a very good explanation for AC generators. Particularly I am considering these two images:
And
I found those equations and graphs are quite interesting and wish to make a "change" so that they are valid for DC generators.
My thinking is that: For the sine graph, I have to flip the negative part to make it positive. It will look something like this:
Also, the equations for magnetic flux, the current and also the voltage basically stay the same but should be taken as the absolute value.
Can anyone please correct me if I wrong?
Many thanks,
LovePhys
I found on this website http://spiff.rit.edu/classes/phys213/lectures/lenz/lenz_long.html a very good explanation for AC generators. Particularly I am considering these two images:
And
I found those equations and graphs are quite interesting and wish to make a "change" so that they are valid for DC generators.
My thinking is that: For the sine graph, I have to flip the negative part to make it positive. It will look something like this:
Also, the equations for magnetic flux, the current and also the voltage basically stay the same but should be taken as the absolute value.
Can anyone please correct me if I wrong?
Many thanks,
LovePhys
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