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A 4 pole dc generator is running at 1500 rpm the frequency of current in the armature winding is

 50Hz.
 150Hz.
 200Hz.
 100Hz.

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What type of connection is made in between the inter-pole and the field winding?

 None of the options.
 Compound.
 Parallel.
  Series.

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If B is flux density, l the length of the conductor and v the velocity of the conductor, then emf is given by

 Bl2v.
 Blv2.
 Bl2v2.
 Blv.

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In a transformer the magnetic coupling between the primary and secondary winding can be increased by

 using soft material for winding.
 increasing the number of turns.
 using the magnetic core of low reluctance.
 using transformer oil of better quality.

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A short-shunt cumulatively-compounded dc generator builds up a voltage of 220 V at no load at rated speed. If it is operated as a differentially compounded generator, other things remaining the same, it would build up

 somewhat less than 220 V
 6 V
 220 V
 more than 220 V

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Electrical Machines
If a DC motor is connected across the AC supply it will

  Burn.
 Run at normal speed.
 Not run.
 Run at lower speed.

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