Difference betten ac and dc generators

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The discussion focuses on the differences between AC (Alternating Current) and DC (Direct Current) generators. AC generators produce electricity that reverses direction periodically, while DC generators provide a constant flow of electricity. The Fleming Right Hand Rule is a key principle used to determine the direction of induced current in generators, where the thumb, index, and middle fingers represent motion, magnetic field, and current direction, respectively.

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can anyone explain the diff to me thx.:!) :!)
 
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and how do i use the fleming right hand rule. does my hand have to face downwards or upwards?
 

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