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Generators produce electricity through alternating current. They work by having either a coil rotate inside a magnet or a magnet rotate inside a coil. As the magnet passes through the coil, it induces a current that changes direction with each half rotation, producing an alternating current. Large generators commonly produce alternating current because it is easier to convert to direct current if needed than the reverse.
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- 1. GENERATORS
- 2. Induced Current in a Generator The effect of inducing a current in a coil by moving a magnet inside it is used for the generation of electricity in power plants There are TWO TYPES OF GENERATOR. Both turn rotational energy into electrical energy. 1. One type involves rotating a coil inside a magnet. 2. The other type involves rotating a magnet inside a coil Both types produce ALTERNATING CURRENT.
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- 8. ALTERNATING CURRENT 퐴퐶 퐷퐶 • Large electrical generators happen to generate AC , so conversion to DC would involve an extra step. • It is easy to convert AC to DC but expensive to convert DC to AC, so if you were going to pick one or the other AC would be the better choice.
Editor's Notes
- Green thingy is the slip ring
- 𝐴𝐶 𝐷𝐶 -large electrical generators generate AC -expensive to convert DC to AC