Question

advantages and disadvantaged of alternative current and direct current​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

In many areas there can be a decision to be made of AC vs DC and which form of supply is best for a given application.

Alternating current, AC and direct current, DC both have their advantages and disadvantages, but this means that there is a choice to select the best option for any given use or application. Alternating current, AC is generally used for power distribution, which is why the mains sockets in our homes and at work provide an alternating current to power whatever is needed, but direct current, DC is more widely used for the electronics boards themselves and for many other applications.

Both alternating and direct current supplies are both widely used across the electrical and electronics industries, each in their own areas of benefit.

Both AC and DC are able to provide electrical power transfer, but with slightly different benefits.

Answer 2

Answer: Advantages :

Direct current:

1. It is not harmful to any human i.e., we won't receive a shock when we touch it.
2. Can be used as "defibrillator"  in hospitals to save lives.

Alternating current:

1. It is suitable for long range electricity connection.
2. Serves higher voltage.
3. Usable for daily use electrical appliances which need high voltage and high amplitude.

Disadvantages:

Direct current:

1. It doesn't supply high voltage current.
2. Not consumable by daily-use electrical appliances.
3. Not suitable for long - distance electricity connection.

Alternating current:

1. Harmful when connected to living being.