Generator & Motor Basics
can you just say me whether the principles a re correct or not...
GENERATOR:
The generator principle is based on faradays laws of electromagnetic induction .when a current carrying conductor is placed in the magnetic field emf is induced in it .the direction of current can be determined by flemings righthand rule.
MOTOR:
it is also based on the faradays laws of electro magentic induction .when a current carrying conductor is placed on the megnetis field it experiences the force.and it can be determined by flemings left hand rule.
GENERATOR:
The generator principle is based on faradays laws of electromagnetic induction .when a current carrying conductor is placed in the magnetic field emf is induced in it .the direction of current can be determined by flemings righthand rule.
MOTOR:
it is also based on the faradays laws of electro magentic induction .when a current carrying conductor is placed on the megnetis field it experiences the force.and it can be determined by flemings left hand rule.
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Jeffrey ArulrajSorry mate the generator rule is wrong
Motor's definition is correct But the name of the law is not electromagnetic induction. -
aarthivgGenerator
I think what @#-Link-Snipped-# pointed out is right.Jeffrey SamuelSorry mate the generator rule is wrong
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Take a closed coil and connect it to a galvanometer. Now take a bar magnet and keep them in front of the coil. When the coil move towards the magnet, the galvanometer deflects towards the right. the direction of current is given through flemming's right hand rule.
correct me, if I am wrong -
lal
This is the wrong part in generator's principle "when a current carrying conductor is placed in the magnetic field emf is induced in it."aarthivgGenerator
I think what @#-Link-Snipped-# pointed out is right.
Take a closed coil and connect it to a galvanometer. Now take a bar magnet and keep them in front of the coil. When the coil move towards the magnet, the galvanometer deflects towards the right. the direction of current is given through flemming's right hand rule.
correct me, if I am wrong
It is actually, when a conductor is placed in a varying magnetic field, an emf is enduced across it. And this emf will cause a current to flow through the conductor. And this current is which causes a deflection in the galvanometer.
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