Aside from the Electromagnetic Induction, what other principle is use for the generation of emf in an Alternator operation? What is this principle called for and explain briefly your answer in one (1) sentence its role for the Alternator emf generation.

Aside from the Electromagnetic Induction, what other principle is use for the generation of emf in an Alternator operation? What is this principle called for and explain briefly your answer in one (1) sentence its role for the Alternator emf generation.

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Chapter23: Electromagnetic Induction, Ac Circuits, And Electrical Technologies

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