International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 388
of time; hence, the abscissas of theE. M. F. curve may represent either the intervals of timerequired for the conductor to move through the variousangles or the angles themselves. The ordinates may repre-sent the sines of the same angles, the E. M. F. being pro-portional to them. This curve may be…
Electrical engineering
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