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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
When flux density is constant in a transformer, hysteresis loss varies as

 f
 V²
 V
 f²

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Electrical Machines
The interpoles in dc machines have a tapering shape in order to

 reduce the overall weight
 increase the acceleration of commutation
 reduce the saturation in the interpole
 economise on the material required for interpoles and their windings

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Electrical Machines
When the mechanical power is developed by a DC motor maximum

  Back emf is equal to half of applied voltage.
 None of above.
 back emf is equal to applied voltage.
 Back emf is equal.

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

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Electrical Machines
If Kh is hysteresis constant, f is supply frequency, Bm maximum flux density in core of transformer, the expression of hysteresis loss in transformer, is given by

 KhfBm3.
 KhfBm.
 Khf2Bm1.6.
  KhfBm1.6.

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Electrical Machines
In DC machines internal characteristics are plotted between

 Eg vs load current
 Vt vs load current
 Eg vs Ia
 Vt vs Ia

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