DC CIRCUITS | BEE | ONE SHOT REVISION | FIRST YEAR ENGINEERING | FADU ENGINEER | SAURABH DAHIVADKAR

** There are two common ways of transferring electrical energy: direct current and alternating current.

** Direct current (DC) can increase or decrease in all sorts of ways, but the magnitude of the changes is usually small with respect to the average value. The most fundamental characteristic of direct current, though, is the following: it does not regularly change direction.
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