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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
Which of the following represents the operating region of slip in a 1-phase induction motor?

 0 < S < 1
 -2 < S < 2
 -1 < S < 1
 0 < S < 2

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Electrical Machines
In DC machine shape of armature MMF wave is?

 Triangular and directed towards main pole.
 Peaky in nature.
 Triangular and directed towards brush axis.
 Saddle shape.

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Electrical Machines
When pure inductive load is connected to the alternator, what is the effect of armature reaction?

None of these
 Demagnetization
 Magnetization
 Cross magnetization

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Electrical Machines
Which of following DC motors will have percentage increase of input current for the same percentage increase in torque?

 Cummulative compound.
 Differntical compound.
 Series.
  Shunt.

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Electrical Machines
A DC cumulatively compounded motor delivers rated load torque at rated speed. If the series field is short-circuited, then the armature current and speed will

 decrease and increase respectively
 increase and decrease respectively
 both increase
 both decrease

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Electrical Machines
Ward Leonard control provides speed control

 in both direction.
 below rated speed.
 above rated speed.
 in one direction only.

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