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Why material of brush is carbon in motors why not other
material.
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Answer Posted / ahammed
In carbon brushes, since, its like a semicconducting
material, the resistance of which is depends on area of
contact. Its used to reduce sparking & to avoid short
circuit in armature segments.
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