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When I put a current into a dc motor, there will be a turning effect. But I thought as this happens, won't there the an induced current that flows in the opposite direction? Bt Fleming's Right hand rule, the current will flow in the other direction. So I'm quite confused about this.
Similarly, when I have an ac generator.won't there be a force acting opposite to your motion? By Fleming's Left Hand rule? So I'm quite confused about this too.
Lastly, when I turn the handler of the coil in the ac generator, eg with 10N. Will the force solely act at one side of three armature or will the force be divided into 2 then they will act at the 2 ends and one is upwards the other downwards?
Thanks for the help! :)
Similarly, when I have an ac generator.won't there be a force acting opposite to your motion? By Fleming's Left Hand rule? So I'm quite confused about this too.
Lastly, when I turn the handler of the coil in the ac generator, eg with 10N. Will the force solely act at one side of three armature or will the force be divided into 2 then they will act at the 2 ends and one is upwards the other downwards?
Thanks for the help! :)