Interesting! then whys is it that electrical engineers define emf as
= 4.44*Ø*f*z
where frequency is a function of both number of poles and RPM in the formula
f=(P*N)/120
where P is number of poles and N is the velocity in Rotations per minute
Hello guys,
I get that turning a loop of wire across a pair of magnetic poles induces a magnetic field. But I don't really understand how frequency plays a role in this.
I've read a bit and saw that frequency is directly proportional to induced voltage and that it is not simply RPM but also...
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