Different between Alternating current and Direct current.
In dynamic electricity there are two types of current which are ac and dc where ac stands for alternating current and dc stands for direct current.
What is ac?
Alternating current is the current in which it moves in a cycle where half cycle is positive and next half cycle is negative as in the given figure.
Alternating current is commonly used in house appliances and industrial machinery because of its benefits.
What is dc?
Different from alternating current, direct current moves in a single direction in a straight path. There is no any positive or negative cycle because of single direction current. It is least used in home appliances and industrial propose.
Difference between ac and dc
AC | DC |
-It stands for alternating current. -It has frequencies. -We need transformer to change ac voltage. -Generator and Alternator are used to produce ac electricity. -Ac can be transmitted into long distance in specific voltage. -In ac power factor is between or equal to 0 to 1. -Transmission loss is very low in ac. | -It stands for direct current.
-It does not have frequency.
-We need chopper to change dc voltage. -Only generator is used to produce dc electricity. -Dc can’t be transmitted into long distance in specific voltage. -But in dc power factor is always 1. -But in dc transmission loss is very high. |


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