Harmonics in Generated EMF [Year - 3]

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[@altuber99_athlete]

Great video. Some corrections: 1:51 I think there's a confusion here. The narrator said a linear load, and the video showed a purely resistive load. However, there're other loads which can also be linear: resistive-inductive loads and purely inductive loads. A few seconds latter, the narrator said that if the load was linear, then v(t) was proportional to i(t). However that's true for a resistive load. In a purely inductive load, _which can also be linear,_ v(t) is proportional to di(t)/dt. 3:22 The frequency of the harmonics isn't an _integral_ multiple of the fundamental wave, but an _integer_ multiple. 3:51 No, even harmonics aren't _neglected._ Saying "neglected" sounds like "we know they exist, but we'll assume they don't." What the narrator should have said, is that even harmonics are usually not present (which means they indeed don't exist, not that they exist but we assume they don't exist.) A non-sinusoidal periodic wave with half-wafe symmetry has no even harmonics and that cam be mathematically proved. For example, the square wave shown in the video at 3:51 has no even harmonics.

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3:01 sounds like a mistake

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armature winding is the rotor winding but the arrow is pointing towards the stator winding.

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In alternators, there are two arrangements of fields and armatures: 1. Revolving armature and stationary field 2. Revolving field and stationary armature We have considered the second one in this video.

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In alternators, there are two arrangements of fields and armatures: 1. Revolving armature and stationary field 2. Revolving field and stationary armature We have considered the second one in this video.

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