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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
Example of double excited machine is

 Synchronous motor.
 Both are correct.
 DC Shunt Motor
None of these

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Electrical Machines
When R2 is rotor resistance, X2 the rotor reactance at supply frequency and s the slip, then the condition for maximum torque under running condition will be

  R2 = s2X2.
  R2 = sX2.
  R2 = s2X2.
  sR2 = X2.

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Electrical Machines
In induction motor wound rotor motor is mainly is used in application where

  low starting torque.
 power factor is less.
  less costly motor is not required.
  high starting torque.

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Electrical Machines
A 4 pole, 3-phase induction motor is running at 4% slip at full load. If the speed of the motor is 720 rpm, the supply frequency is

 60 Hz
 25 Hz
 40 HZ
 50 Hz

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Electrical Machines
The principle of operation of a 3 - Φ induction motor is almost similar to that of

  capacitor start induction motor.
  repulsion start induction motor.
  synchronous motor.
  transformer with secondary short circuited.

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Electrical Machines
A 2 pole synchronous machine is operating at 3000 rpm. Find the relation between electrical angular momentum (ωe) and mechanical angular momentum (ωm) ?

 ωe = ωm
 ωe = 2*ωm
 ωe = 4*ωm
 ωe = 1/2*ωm

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