Which of the following schematics represents a normal current flow?Oa.DC excitationDiodeFieldOb.DC excitationDiodeField

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Which of the following schematics represents a normal current flow? a. DC excitation Diode Field Ob. DC excitation Diode Field

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Oa.
DC excitation
Diode
Field
Ob.
DC excitation
Diode
Field

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