I know that in DC voltage we have - and + polarities. and in AC voltage we don't have any - or + polarities, because they will be changed by the hertz of the voltage per second. But if the outlets voltage is AC why it doesn't obey this rule?
2007-06-22
04:22:49
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Amin
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(In AC voltage we don't have any - or + polarities, because they will be changed by the hertz of the voltage per second. But if the outlets voltage is AC why it doesn't obey this rule?)
Do we have two kind AC voltage?
2007-06-24
04:03:45 ·
update #1