Explain how the pulsating mmf of a single-phase induction motor may be considered equivalent to two oppositely-rotating fields. Develop an expression for the torque of the motor.

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. Explain how the pulsating mmf of a single-phase induction motor may be considered equivalent to
two oppositely-rotating fields. Develop an expression for the torque of the motor.
A 125-W, 4-pole, 110-V, 50-Hz single-phase induction motor has the no-load rotational loss of 25
watts and total rotor copper loss at rated load of 25 watts at a slip of 0.06.
At a slip s = 0.06, what is the power input to the machine ?
Transcribed Image Text:. Explain how the pulsating mmf of a single-phase induction motor may be considered equivalent to two oppositely-rotating fields. Develop an expression for the torque of the motor. A 125-W, 4-pole, 110-V, 50-Hz single-phase induction motor has the no-load rotational loss of 25 watts and total rotor copper loss at rated load of 25 watts at a slip of 0.06. At a slip s = 0.06, what is the power input to the machine ?
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