GE Stump the Scientist: AC vs. DC Power Flow
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Uploaded by grcblog on Jan 5, 2012
The GE scientists are taking on your toughest science questions in our "Stump the Scientist" series! We'll be taking questions bi-weekly from www.facebook.com/GE and challenging our scientists to bring you the answers. This week's topic: What is the difference between AC and DC power flow?
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Look at those genius hands plotting the next world takeover... lol
angeldarklcd 4 weeks ago
but thanks for the intel. I never knew electrons could collide on a wire
DavidEdwardSchnell 2 months ago
AC could also REPRESENT ALTERNATING CURRENT and DC could also REPRESENT DIRECT CURRENT—IT DOES NOT HAVE TO STAND, GOOD SIR.
DavidEdwardSchnell 2 months ago
Good info about the these two types of electrictiy.
Question regarding AC: AC still has to move forward does it not or there would be no power at the end of the power line/cord. How does an alternating current move forward? Does it move foward?
Extractor502 2 months ago
tell us about the difference between analogue and digital ?
legendnemesis 2 months ago