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A '''generator''', also called a "genny", is a device which converts [[chemical]], mechanical or [[Radioisotope thermoelectric generator|other]] [[energy]] forms into a useful [[electrical]] [[current]]. | A '''generator''', also called a "genny", is a device which converts [[chemical]], mechanical or [[Radioisotope thermoelectric generator|other]] [[energy]] forms into a useful [[electrical]] [[current]]. | ||
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[[Category:Electricity]] | [[Category:Electricity]] | ||
[[Category:Investments in Tangibles]] | [[Category:Investments in Tangibles]] | ||
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[[Category:Electricity]] | [[Category:Electricity]] | ||
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[[Category:Solar Energy]] | [[Category:Solar Energy]] | ||
[[Category:Wind Energy]] | [[Category:Wind Energy]] | ||
[[Category:Hydroelectric Energy]] | [[Category:Hydroelectric Energy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:53, March 11, 2017
A generator, also called a "genny", is a device which converts chemical, mechanical or other energy forms into a useful electrical current.