• Dec 11th, 2013

Polarization is a complex subject? But is easiest understood to me a position, location, direction, depth and etc. from a center point of refrence it is easiest understood by ceating a sphere around t...

Yasser Ali

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• Nov 1st, 2013

Polarity may refer to: In science: Polarity (mutual inductance) Polarity (physics), a physical alignment of atoms Cell polarity, differences in the shape, structure, and function of cells Chemical po...

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what happens when we apply ac voltage to a DC motor (nothing but if any DC motor)?

atul sudhakar

• May 2nd, 2014

Depends if it is dc shunt motor it will not work but if its a dc series motor it might

Shuvendu Das

• Nov 8th, 2013

Excess heat would be produced due to hysteresis and eddy current loss

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What is the difference between phase and neutral?

sarita

• Nov 16th, 2014

Phase contain supply voltage i.e heavy electrons or protons and neutral contain no supply voltage and neutral charges.

saadsms

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• Oct 26th, 2014

1- in one phase case : Phase is supply voltage weather neutral is returning path the same current for that supply voltage. 2- in three phase case : - in balanced load current returned to earth = 0 - ...

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chiragmistry

• Mar 14th, 2014

Its very simple connect the capacitor and inductor in series.

abhinay

• Sep 20th, 2013

In our tutorials about Electromagnetism, we saw how an electric current flowing through a conductor can be used to generate a magnetic field around itself, and also if a single wire conductor is moved...

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ULAGANATHAN

• Oct 3rd, 2013

Voltage exist only for a closed circuit whereas emf exist for a open circuit.

vehvariya

• Sep 23rd, 2013

Voltage is the potential difference applied between the two terminals, where as EMF is the electromotive force induced in the conductor due to the voltage because of the floe of the current.

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