How are AC and DC Electricity Different?

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an extraordinary explanation.

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[@Ghulatz]

Well done. Very well explained

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Thanks for your contents, Can you explain why the quality of sound coming out of tube amplifier is better than the transistor base amplifier and what are the differences?

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Sir, may I ask, why is the time cycle only 50/60? Can it be increased to 90/120, is that possible? Thanks in advance sirr

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[@hadibq]

Perhaps the DC is called "Direct" just because it's not "Alternating" between positive and negative values. This is a confusing concept worth a definition. Thanks for this series.

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