why we are testing cables with DC supply not with AC supply?
Answer Posted / deepak tyagi
a.c is non-uniformly distributed on the surface of the
conductor.this means that skin effect comes into play.this
mean that actual resistance increse in case of a.c, while
the d.c is uniformly distributed on surface of the
conductor.
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