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In a DC electric motor, which component is the rotating assembly that carries the winding and conducts current to it?
Armature
Brushes
Winding
Commutator
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Armature
Explanation:
The armature is the rotating part of a DC motor that carries the windings on its laminated core and sits on the shaft. The current must reach those windings, and it does so through the commutator, which is attached to the armature, with the stationary brushes providing contact. In short, the armature is the rotating assembly that houses the windings and conducts current into them as the rotor turns.
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