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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
In an induction motor, what is the ratio of rotor input to rotor copper loss?

 1-S
 1/S
 1/(1-S)
 S

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Electrical Machines
Current in a coil undergoing commutation is not able to get reversed completely by the end of commutation period. It is due to

 armature emf.
  reactance voltage induced in the coil.
  coil resistance.
None of these

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Electrical Machines
In a transformer operating at constant voltage if the input frequency increases, the core loss

 remains constant.
 decrease.
 increase.
None of these

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Electrical Machines
A synchronous motor is supplying a load at unity power factor. If the load on the motor is increased keeping its excitation and terminal voltage constant, the power factor

 will become leading
None of these
 will remain the same
 will become lagging

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Electrical Machines
What is the effect of armature reaction ?

 Armature flux weakens the main field flux.
 Armature flux distorts the main field flux.
  Both option B and C.
 None of the options.

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Electrical Machines
A lap wound DC machine has 400 conductors and 8 poles. The voltage induced per conductor is 2 volts. The machine generates a voltage of

 800 V.
 100 V.
 200 V.
 400 V.

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