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how is the back emf affected by the flux of the rotor?
I know the relation : Ea=k*phi*w
but i need a physical explanation
I know the relation : Ea=k*phi*w
but i need a physical explanation
Back EMF (Electromotive Force) in a synchronous motor refers to the voltage generated in the stator winding of the motor due to the relative motion between the stator and rotor. This voltage is opposite in direction to the applied voltage and is proportional to the speed of the motor.
The presence of Back EMF in a synchronous motor helps to regulate the motor's speed and also provides a counteracting force to the applied voltage. This allows for better control and stability in the motor's operation.
Rotor Flux in a synchronous motor refers to the magnetic flux created by the rotor's permanent magnets or electromagnets. This flux is responsible for inducing a voltage in the stator winding and producing torque to drive the motor.
Rotor Flux plays a crucial role in the operation of a synchronous motor as it is responsible for inducing a voltage in the stator winding, which in turn produces the necessary torque to drive the motor. Without Rotor Flux, the motor would not be able to operate.
Back EMF and Rotor Flux can be controlled through the use of various control strategies such as field weakening, voltage regulation, and current control. These strategies help to adjust the motor's speed and torque output by manipulating the strength of the magnetic field created by the rotor flux and the impact of back EMF on the stator winding.