Is the current flowing in generator Coil 1 equal to the current flowing in Motor Winding A?

The current flowing in generator Coil 1 is equal to the current flowing in Motor Winding A due to the principle of energy conservation and the design of electrical circuits. In a basic generator-motor system, the generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy, while the motor converts electrical energy back into mechanical energy.

When the generator is functioning correctly and supplying power to the motor, the current generated in Coil 1 is indeed the same as the current that flows through Winding A of the motor, assuming the system is properly designed and loaded. This relationship holds true under normal operating conditions where there are no significant losses or additional loads impacting the current in the circuit.

This equivalency in current highlights the direct connection between the generator’s output and the motor's input, reinforcing the concept that in a closed circuit under balanced load conditions, the current remains constant throughout the system.