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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
In a dc machine 6 pole wave winding is used. The number of parallel paths are?

 1
 4
 6
 2

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Electrical Machines
A separately-excited DC generator, running at rated speed, has 6 volts across its armature terminals with no field current. When field winding is excited with one ampere, the voltage builds up to 250 V at no load. In case field current is reduced to zero, with the speed remaining unaltered, the armature terminal voltage would be

 6 V
 more than 6 V
 less than 6 V
 zero

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Electrical Machines
If Ke is eddy current constant, Kf is form factor, f is supply frequency, Bm maximum flux density in core of transformer, the expression of eddy current loss in transformer, is given by

  Kef2Kf2Bm2.
 Kef2Kf2Bm.
 KefKf2Bm2.
 Kef2KfBm2.

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Electrical Machines
Tap changer is generally provided in

  power transformer.
 earthing transformer.
 current transformer.
 voltage transformer.

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Electrical Machines
The speed regulation of a DC motor is given as

 NnL/NfL.
 (NfL − NnL)/NnL.
 (NnL − NfL)/NfL.
 NnL − NfL.

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Electrical Machines
No load test of 3-phase induction motor gives which of the following?

 constant loss
 variable loss
None of these
 both A and B

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