Of a free excited DC motor, Excitation winding internal resistance R = 50 N, Supply voltage Vr = 100 V Armature winding internal resistance Ra = 0.5 N, Supply voltage Va = 250 V The magnetization (or idle running) characteristic of the machine at n = 1200 rpm is given in the table. Friction and iron losses are neglected. wwww Ir (A) E. (V) 0.5 1 1.5 2 7 70 140 200 238 According to this; a) If = 2 A at excitation current , When working with N = 1200 d/d; b) !; = 2 A at excitation current , When working with N = 1000 d/d; %3D www

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Of a free excited DC motor,
Excitation winding internal resistance Rf = 50 0, Supply voltage V = 100 V
Armature winding internal resistance Ra = 0.5 N, Supply voltage Va = 250 V
The magnetization (or idle running) characteristic of the machine at n = 1200
rpm is given in the table. Friction and iron losses are neglected.
w mw
w w w mw
mwm m
Ir (A)
E. (V)
0.5
1
1.5
2
7
70
140
200
238
According to this;
a) = 2 A at excitation current, When working with N = 1200 d/d;
b) I; = 2 A at excitation current, When working with N = 1000 d/d;
Calculate the efficiency with the momentum generated.
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Transcribed Image Text:Of a free excited DC motor, Excitation winding internal resistance Rf = 50 0, Supply voltage V = 100 V Armature winding internal resistance Ra = 0.5 N, Supply voltage Va = 250 V The magnetization (or idle running) characteristic of the machine at n = 1200 rpm is given in the table. Friction and iron losses are neglected. w mw w w w mw mwm m Ir (A) E. (V) 0.5 1 1.5 2 7 70 140 200 238 According to this; a) = 2 A at excitation current, When working with N = 1200 d/d; b) I; = 2 A at excitation current, When working with N = 1000 d/d; Calculate the efficiency with the momentum generated. wwwm
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