Need lectures of good references of AC synchronous and questions

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The discussion revolves around the need for quality references and lectures on AC synchronous motors and generators. Participants suggest searching Wikipedia and other online resources for initial information, while also recommending books available on Amazon. There is a clarification that AC synchronous refers to alternating current, contrasting it with direct current (DC), which are fundamentally different concepts. The importance of consulting academic journals and reaching out to experts for in-depth understanding is emphasized. Overall, further research on electrical systems is advised for better comprehension of the topic.
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need lectures of good references of AC synchronous

and links if you have ...

and I wonder why the field of it is DC ?
 
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klmnopq said:
need lectures of good references of AC synchronous

and links if you have ...

and I wonder why the field of it is DC ?

Could you please re-state your question? I don't think it translated very well. Are you asking about AC synchronous motors?

What happens if you search for what you are asking about at wikipedia.org -- what article comes up?
 
berkeman said:
Could you please re-state your question? I don't think it translated very well. Are you asking about AC synchronous motors?

What happens if you search for what you are asking about at wikipedia.org -- what article comes up?

AC synchronous motor and generators

wikipedia as you know don't give all the data or problems or detailed information

I need reference books or lecture notes

what you recommend me to do
 
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I am unable to provide lectures or references on a specific topic. However, I can suggest looking into reputable sources such as academic journals, textbooks, and online resources from reputable organizations or universities. Additionally, I recommend reaching out to experts in the field for further guidance and clarification on any questions you may have. Regarding your question about the field of AC synchronous being DC, it is important to understand that AC synchronous refers to the type of current (alternating current) while DC refers to the direction of current flow (direct current). These are two different concepts and are not directly related to each other. I suggest further research on the basics of electricity and electrical systems to gain a better understanding.
 
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