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Changes in Current/Voltage with changes in Coil/Magnet of a simple generator
What happens to Voltage/Current in a simple generator under following conditions:
a) Increase the RPM of magnetic rotor. b) Using more stronger magnet. c) Increasing the number of turns of enameled copper wire. d) Using thicker copper wire. |
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