By "alternative" I presume you mean "alternating". Yes it can by using a device called a rectifier then some sort of bypass circuit to conduct the alternating current to ground, usually just a capacitor.
Batteries store DC, or Direct Current. The correct term for AC is Alternating Current.
I think you mean 'alternating' current ('alternative' means choice). The ammeter must be inserted in series with the load, just as with direct current.
alternating current is easier to transfer long distances
You can use direct or alternative current to get power when building a rifle from scratch.
AC (alternative current) goes back and forth (the flow of the current changes periodically) DC (direct current) has a continuous flow
As the name suggests, alternating current is an electrical alternative to the more direct current. but direct current only functions between 8am and 9pm (GMT), so at weekends all electrical appliances will revert to the alternative option, ie: the alternating current, because of the built-in crinkly chip Therefore if you calculate the number of hours in a week, since the commercial use of electricity, and compare it with the number of hours in a standard European weekend (taking into account the clocks going back and forward and hour, and the Earth's rotation) you will find the number of hours in a weekend is in fact greater than the number during the week, and therefore alternative is used more.
Alternating current is more efficinent. It is wireless and more efficient than direct current. And it is safer. Plus Tesla is better than Edison
AC-DC converter such as a convertor by which we can convert alternative currents into direct current & its vice-versa. ...... anil allahabadi
Mains supply provides alternative current while battery provides direct current.
direct current.
A dc is an acronym for direct current & 2 be put in to use,changed to ac which could then be used in welding
AnswerThere is a hard rock band called AC/DC .In electrical jargon, AC is short for alternating current and DC is short for Direct current.