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ELECTRIC GENERATORS Electricity makes our lives much more comfortable by
the many tasks it does. Electricity runs ... The movement of the needle led
Oersted to the discovery that an electric current could produce a magnetic effect.
ELECTRIC GENERATORS Electricity makes our lives much more comfortable by
the many tasks it does. Electricity runs ... The movement of the needle led
Oersted to the discovery that an electric current could produce a magnetic effect.
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MAGNETIC INDUCTION If an electric current produces magnetic lines of force,
why not produce current by means of magnetism? Michael Faraday asked this
question and experimented until he found an answer. One day he pushed a bar ...
MAGNETIC INDUCTION If an electric current produces magnetic lines of force,
why not produce current by means of magnetism? Michael Faraday asked this
question and experimented until he found an answer. One day he pushed a bar ...
Side 137
the last moment the electric current that goes through the rotor is reversed.
Reversing the electric current changes the magnetic poles of the rotor. The north
pole becomes the south pole, and the south pole becomes the north pole. (The
poles ...
the last moment the electric current that goes through the rotor is reversed.
Reversing the electric current changes the magnetic poles of the rotor. The north
pole becomes the south pole, and the south pole becomes the north pole. (The
poles ...
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