International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 197
^ they are always in phase with each other. 3854. The effects of this difference in phase will beseen more clearly by referring to Fig. 1440. The two … Fig. 1440, E. M. F.s E and E are represented by the revolving linesOp and O q SiS before. In this case, however, the E. M. F. Estarts from 0° before E, and the two are displaced by theangle ^ (phi); in other words, the point/does not start from0° until the point g has turned through an angle ^.…
Electrical engineering
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