Q1) a) As an engineer working in an Electrical appliance's manufacturing company, explain how the four fundamental laws related to Magnetic circuits can be applied for Transformer and DC Machines manufacturing. b) Given a wire and a pair of permanent magnets. Explain with neat sketches how to create a force on the wire to make it push down. c) Given a wire and a pair of permanent magnets. Explain with neat sketches how to produce a voltage on the wire

Q1) a) As an engineer working in an Electrical appliance's manufacturing company, explain how the four fundamental laws related to Magnetic circuits can be applied for Transformer and DC Machines manufacturing. b) Given a wire and a pair of permanent magnets. Explain with neat sketches how to create a force on the wire to make it push down. c) Given a wire and a pair of permanent magnets. Explain with neat sketches how to produce a voltage on the wire

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter29: Dc Generators

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