EVOLOTION OF THEORIES

BSIT – Elt 2B
 DEFINITION OF EVOLUTION

• Evolution is the process of change through time.

• It is the process by which modern organism have descended

from acient organisms.
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JEAN-BAPTISTE DE LAMARCK (1744-1829)

• A great French naturalist.

 Lemarck sought a naturalistic explanation for the diversity of

modern organisms and the animals seen in fossil record.

Proposed – THEORY OF INHERITANCE OF ACQUIRED

CHARACTERS’ in 1809
 POSTULATES OF LAMARCKISM

A) NEW NEEDS

 Changes in environment factors like light, temperature, medium, food, air etc or migration lead to
origin of new needs in living organisms. To fulfill these new needs, living organisms have to exert
special efforts like changes in habits or behavior.

B) USE AND DISUSE OF ORGANS

 The new habits involve the greater use of certain organs to meet new needs, and the disuse or
lesser use of certain other organs which are of no use in new conditions.
 CLEAN AND INSTICT

• Clean the armature thoroughly to remove any dirt, debris, or

old insulation. Inspect the armature for any sign of damage
or wear, such as broken wires or worn-out insulation.

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PREPARE NEW COILS

• Prepare new coil using wire of the same type and gauge as
the original windings. The number of turns and the configu-
ration of the coils may vary depending on the specific motor
design.
INSTALL NEW COILS

• Carefully install the new coils into the armature, ensuring that
they are properly positioned and secured. Pay attention to
the direction of winding and connections between the coil.
INSULATE AND SECURE

• Apply insulation material, such as varnish or insulation tape,

to secure the coils in place and protect them from electrical
shorts. Ensure that the insulation is applied evenly and
covers all exposed wires.
REASSEMBLE THE ARMATURE

• Once the rewinding process is complate, reassemble the

armature back into the motor, following the revers order of
disassembly. Make sure all components are properly align-
ed and secured.
THANK YOU!