What is the difference between AC voltage and DC voltage?
Answer Posted / amirtha
ac voltage have both +ve and -ve peaks... but the dc
voltage is constant it is maintained at particular
level...but in ac.. it increases and reaches peak value and
become zero and negative peak.....
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