The parameters of a separately excited DC motor are given as. Ra = 3 Q, Kt = 4 V/rpm.Wb, = 160 mWb. The rectifier is fed with an a.c. source of 230 V at 50 Hz. The firing angle a is set at 45°, and the average speed is 1150 rpm. Find a) back emf generated in the motor Assuming continuous current, calculate the armature current if the rectifier is: (i) Fully- controlled bridge a) armature current b) torque developed i

The parameters of a separately excited DC motor are given as. Ra = 3 Q, Kt = 4 V/rpm.Wb, = 160 mWb. The rectifier is fed with an a.c. source of 230 V at 50 Hz. The firing angle a is set at 45°, and the average speed is 1150 rpm. Find a) back emf generated in the motor Assuming continuous current, calculate the armature current if the rectifier is: (i) Fully- controlled bridge a) armature current b) torque developed i

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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