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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
The current drawn by a 220 V DC series motor of armature resistance 0.5 Ω and back emf of 200 V is

 400 A.
 44 A.
 440 A.
 40 A.

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Electrical Machines
The armature shaft must be able to withstand

All of these
 bending moment due to weight of the armature.
 any unbalanced magnetic pull on the armature core.
 twisting strains due to transmission of torque.

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Electrical Machines
In synchronous motor, the damper winding is generally used to

  reduce the eddy currents.
  prevent hunting and provide the starting torque.
  reduce noise level only.
  provide starting torque only.

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Electrical Machines
A dc shunt motor has external resistance Ra and Rf in the armature and field circuits respectively. Armature current at starting can be reduced by keeping

 Ra maximum and Rf maximum
 Ra maximum and Rf minimum
 Ra minimum and Rf minimum
 Rf maximum and Ra minimum

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Electrical Machines
In applied voltage is reduced in a dc shunt motor

 None of these.
 Full load speed.
 Full load torque.
  Full load current.

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Electrical Machines
The speed of rotating magnetic field of 8 pole 50 Hz induction motor is

 1000 rpm
 3000 rpm
 750 rpm
 1500 rpm

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