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what is the principle of generator, motor, and transformer
and explain the definiton of flemings left hand rule , right
hand rule and ohms law
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Answer Posted / sivakumar
faraday s laws of electromagnetic induction for the generator
and transformer ,the current carrying conductor placed in the
magnetic field for motor.right hand rule for generator and
left hand rule for motor.both r same.the current is directly
proportional to the potential difference at constant
temperature for ohms law
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