An electric motor converts electrical energy into mechanical energy by using a rectangular coil placed in a magnetic field that rotates when current is passed through it. An electric generator operates on the reverse principle, converting mechanical energy into electrical energy by inducing current in a conductor that is moved through a magnetic field. There are two main types of electric generators: alternating current and direct current.

1. ELECTRIC MOTOR

2. ELECTRIC MOTOR
A MOTOR IS A DEVICE WHICH
CONVERTS ELECTRICAL ENERGY
INTO MECHANICAL ENERGY.

4. PRINCIPLE OF MOTORPRINCIPLE OF MOTOR
A MOTOR WORKS ON THE
PRINCIPLE THAT WHEN A
RECTANGULAR COIL IS PLACED IN
A MAGNETIC FIELD AND CURRENT
IS PASSED THROUGH IT, A FORCE
ACTS ON THE COIL WHICH
ROTATES IT CONTINUOUSLY.

6. ELECTRIC GENERATOR

7. ELECTRIC GENERATORELECTRIC GENERATOR
THE ELECTRIC GENERATOR
CONVERTS MECHANICAL ENERGY
INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY.

8. PRINCIPLE OF ELECTRICPRINCIPLE OF ELECTRIC
GENERATORGENERATOR
THE ELECTRIC GENERATOR WORKS
ON THE PRINCIPLE THAT WHEN A
STRAIGHT CONDUCTOR IS MOVED
IN A MAGNETIC FIELD, THEN
CURRENT IS INDUCED IN THE
CONDUCTOR.

9. TYPES OF ELECTRIC
GENERATOR
1) ALTERNATING CURRENT
GENERATOR.
2) DIRECT CURRENT GENERATOR.

12. CREATED BY:
ANKIT AGRAWAL
CLASS 10
DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
ALIGARH