Why a dc generator gives result during two different condition,-
1)separately exited gen.- Eg=110 V, field current=0.25 A.
2) self exited gen.- Eg=30 V, field current=0.025 A.
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Answer Posted / rajorshi
It may be for large value of flux in case of separately exited gen.
But this large difference is not aspectable.
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