The motor principle, often referred to as the motor principle of operation, is a fundamental concept in physics and engineering that explains how electric motors work. It's based on the interaction between magnetic fields and electrical currents, and it forms the basis for the operation of various types of electric motors, such as DC (direct current) motors and AC (alternating current) motors. To define the motor principle, you can describe it as follows:
What is the DC Working Motor Principle?
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| Fig-1: Motor Principle |
