Question 3: Control of DC Machines Consider a separately excited de motor that is under armature terminal voltage control. The field current is kept constant and the motor speed is varied from 0 to 2000 rpm (base speed) by varying the terminal volt- age from 0 to 400 V. Neglect all losses. (a) Find the armature current of the motor if the torque is held constant at 150 Nm between 0 rpm and 2000 rpm. (b) With the armature voltage held con- stant at 400 V, and the armature current held constant at the value obtained in part (a). Determine the electromagnetic torque of the motor at a speed of 3000 rpm.

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Question 3: Control of DC Machines
Consider a separately excited dc motor that
is under armature terminal voltage control.
The field current is kept constant and the
motor speed is varied from 0 to 2000
rpm
(base speed) by varying the terminal volt-
age from 0 to 400 V. Neglect all losses.
(a) Find the armature current of the motor
if the torque is held constant at 150 Nm
between 0 rpm and 2000 rpm.
(b) With the armature voltage held con-
stant at 400 V, and the armature current
held constant at the value obtained in
part (a). Determine the electromagnetic
torque of the motor at a speed of 3000
rpm.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3: Control of DC Machines Consider a separately excited dc motor that is under armature terminal voltage control. The field current is kept constant and the motor speed is varied from 0 to 2000 rpm (base speed) by varying the terminal volt- age from 0 to 400 V. Neglect all losses. (a) Find the armature current of the motor if the torque is held constant at 150 Nm between 0 rpm and 2000 rpm. (b) With the armature voltage held con- stant at 400 V, and the armature current held constant at the value obtained in part (a). Determine the electromagnetic torque of the motor at a speed of 3000 rpm.
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