The armature current of the series dynamo is 15 A. Rotor winding resistance 2.4 N, excitation winding resistance 0.8 N and load resistance 10 Q. According to this; A: The electromotor value generated in the rotor? B: Armature voltage value? C: Dynamo output voltage value? D: What is the power transferred to the load?

The armature current of the series dynamo is 15 A. Rotor winding resistance 2.4 N, excitation winding resistance 0.8 N and load resistance 10 Q. According to this; A: The electromotor value generated in the rotor? B: Armature voltage value? C: Dynamo output voltage value? D: What is the power transferred to the load?

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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Problem 61P: A 120-V, series-wound motor has a field resistance of 80 and an armature resistance of 10. When it...

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