why we use carbon brush in exciter&genrator?
Answer Posted / kawsar ahmed
We use carbon brush with commutator and slip ring, because carbon has negative coefficient of heat. That means when heat increase carbon brush resistance do not increase.
Another reason is carbon friction loss is less then other element.
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