IS there any mechanical connection between the field winding
and armature winding of a dc generator?
Answer Posted / satendra kumar
There is a mechanical contact in case of self-excited machine but in case of separately started machine there is no physical contact....
And boss there may be a permanent magnet but it is not true all the time big D.C.machine have not any permanent magnet....
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