what is skin effect? why is it absentin dc system
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Answer Posted / biswajit ghosh
AC current tends to avoidtravel through the centre of solid
conductor.electrons switching directions of flow,on other
hand ,tends to avoid travel through the very middle of a
conductor, limiting the effective cross-sectional area
available . the skin effect becomes more pronounced as
frequency increase.
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