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A machine for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy, typically by means of rotating coils of copper wire in a magnetic field.
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Dynamo is a word that used to simply mean an electric generator, but today, it refers to a generator that produces direct current (DC) using a commutator, an electrical switch that generates electricity from the force of a rotating rod. Like any other generator, its purpose is to produce electricity...
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Dynamo is a word that used to simply mean an electric generator, but today, it refers to a generator that produces direct current (DC) using a commutator, an electrical switch that generates electricity from the force of a rotating rod. Like any other generator, its purpose is to produce electricity from mechanical power. The source of the mechanical power could be a dam, windmill, or a coal or oil-burning power plant, with the latter being most common. Dynamos were quickly replaced by other electrical generators because of the advantages of alternating current (AC), inefficiencies of the commutator, and solid state methods for converting AC into DC power. read less
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A machine for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy, typically by means of rotating coils of copper wire in a magnetic field.
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Dynamo is a word that used to simply mean an electric generator, but today, it refers to a generator that produces direct current (DC) using a commutator, an electrical switch that generates electricity from the force of a rotating rod. Like any other generator, its purpose is to produce electricity...
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Dynamo is a word that used to simply mean an electric generator, but today, it refers to a generator that produces direct current (DC) using a commutator, an electrical switch that generates electricity from the force of a rotating rod. Like any other generator, its purpose is to produce electricity from mechanical power. The source of the mechanical power could be a dam, windmill, or a coal power plant read less
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A machine for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy, typically by means of rotating coils of copper wire in a magnetic field.
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Dynamo is a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
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Energy can not be created. One energy can be converted into another energy. In Dynamo mechanical energy is converted into electromotive energy. Dyanamo converts mechanical energy into Direct current
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