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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
What is the frequency of rotor current of 50 Hz induction motor operating at 4% slip?

 50Hz
 1 Hz
 2.5Hz
 2HZ

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Electrical Machines
In a DC series generator, the terminal voltage with increase in load will

 increase to rated voltage and then may decrease
 remain nearly constant
 increase gradually and then stay at rated voltage
 decrease

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

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Electrical Machines
The armature MMF waveform of a DC machine is

  pulsating.
  rectangular.
  triangular.
  sinusoidal.

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Electrical Machines
When Flemings right hand rule to find the direction of induced emf, the thumb points towards

 direction of flux.
 direction of motion of the conductor.
 opposite to the direction of motion of the conductor.
 direction of induced emf.

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Electrical Machines
Neglecting all losses, the developed torque (T) of DC separately excited motor, operating under constant terminal voltage is reduced to its output power (P) as

 T ∝ √P.
 T is independent of P.
 T ∝ P.
 T2 ∝ P3.

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