Re: Car engines squeeze power out of every drop of gas
An alternator is a free spinning device when it has no load, but when you put a load on it, it becomes harder to turn, its physics. When you spin the magnetic core of an alternator, it induces a current in the coils surrounding it. This is what produces the electrical power. In addition, the current in the coils also create their own magnetic field, which pushes back on the rotating core, making it harder to turn. The higher the current being generated, the stronger the magnetic field, and the more power it takes to turn.
100 buckets of bits on the bus,
100 buckets of bits,
Take one down, short it to ground,
FF buckets of bits on the bus.
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