Discussion
Resistance commutation relies upon
Answer: B
Correct answer: the rising contact resistance as the segment leaves the brush
As the segment slides out from under the brush the contact area shrinks, so its resistance rises steeply, and that rising resistance forces the current out of the leaving path and into the entering one. It suffices in small machines but not in large ones, where the reactance voltage is too great for resistance alone to overcome.
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