Answer Posted / alvin
back emf refers to the opposing voltage
induced in a motor when motor is
connected to a supply this is as per faradays
law , whenever a current carrying
conductor cuts magnetic field an emf is
induced in it, and is in opposite direction as
that of applied field...
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