Pulsating and Rotating Fields: Equations

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This lecture covers the generation of pulsating and rotating fields, the conditions for obtaining them, and the equations involved. It explains the fundamental concepts, the generation process, and the characteristics of rotating magnetic fields. The instructor discusses the importance of having a minimum of two phases to minimize the magnetic wave and maximize the wave's efficiency.

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