Dynamos and motors; a text book for colleges and technical schools (1911)
Franklin, William S. (William Suddards), 1863-1930, Esty, William, 1868-1928 · New York The Macmillan company · leaf 56
ot, however, produce current in the endlesswire that is wound on the armature, because exactly equal andopposite electromotive forces are induced on the opposite sides *The term to synchronize, as used by power-station men, has a double mean-ing. Thus, to synchronize an alternator preparatory to… … 46 DYNAMOS AND MOTORS. c and d of the ring as shown diagrammatically in Fig. 20, inwhich figure the circle adbc represents the endless wire windingon the ring. A steady, or very nearly steady, current can be taken from thewinding on the ring through an outside receiving circuit /, Fig.
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