Difference between revisions of "Direct current"
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(Frequency is not a characteristic of DC, so defining it by signal or zero frequency is not very clear.) |
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| − | '''Direct Current''' (DC) is an electrical flow that runs in one direction within a [[circuit]]. It is the form of electricity generated by a chemical cell (like in a battery), a solar cell or by a DC generator. | + | '''Direct Current''' (DC) is an electrical flow that runs in one direction within a [[circuit]]. It is the form of electricity generated by a chemical cell (like in a [[battery]]), a [[solar cell]] or by a DC [[generator]]. |
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Revision as of 02:25, December 11, 2014
Direct Current (DC) is an electrical flow that runs in one direction within a circuit. It is the form of electricity generated by a chemical cell (like in a battery), a solar cell or by a DC generator.