DC stands for Direct Current, which means the flow of electric charge in a single direction. Examples of a DC source are batteries, solar panels, and dynamos.
DC stands for Direct Current which means the flow of electric charge in a single direction, as opposed to Alternating Current which means the flow of electric charge continually switches direction at a particular frequency.
DC is generally used in low-voltage applications for powering (control) circuits used in many gadgets and electronic systems.
Examples of DC sources are:
- batteries
- solar panels
- dynamos
- thermocouples
