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Split rings are full rings fused to the ends of the armature coil, which rotate about the same axis as that of armature

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Split rings are full rings fused to the ends of the armature coil, which rotate about the same axis as that of armature. Split rings are used to reverse the direction of current after every half rotation of the armature coil.

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