Describe the working principle of motor in generator?? please give me more detailed explanation pls

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The motor in a generator works on the principle that when a current-carrying conductor is placed in a magnetic field, it experiences a force and rotates.

<h3>The motor in a generator</h3>

The motor runs on the electrical input current while the generator creates the electrical output current, with power flowing between the two machines as a mechanical torque; this provides electrical isolation and some buffering of the power between the two electrical systems.

And finally, the kind of motor that is used in a generator is both brushed and brushless DC motors

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