Titlebook: Electromagnetism; R. G. Powell Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 electromagnetism.magnetic field.magnetism

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,Application of Faraday’s Laws 2 (Rotating Machines),The operation of all rotating electromagnetic machines is based upon two principles which we have already discussed in Programme 7. These are:

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Conduction Fields,constant, direct currents. Time varying currents can have . values which means that the time variations are repeated periodically. Take care not to confuse the two. The fields associated with steady currents are static (i.e. constant with time).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-0013-4constant, direct currents. Time varying currents can have . values which means that the time variations are repeated periodically. Take care not to confuse the two. The fields associated with steady currents are static (i.e. constant with time).

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