When I rotate the rod or the moving part of motor and probe its output through a multimeter (set on ac measuring) it shows around 0.50 volts.
When I set the multimeter on dc measuring, it still shows 0.50 volts. How is this this possible?.i have a mextech multimeter. When i slow the rotating of the motor the voltage falls in both the ac voltage and the dc voltage
Tuesday, 25 August 2015
Dc Motor giving ac as well as dc voltage when used as generator
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