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    Speed control by flux weakening

    In dc motors, speed can be increased by weakening or decreasing the field flux. The mathematical explanation is --- Speed is inversely proportional to flux. But why is it so? Should not it be that when flux decreases torque decreases which is driving the motor. Now decrease in Torque should...
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    Constructing nyquist plot from polar plot

    Is it possible to construct Nyquist plot from polar plot (ω varies from ∞ to 0) ?
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    Induction Motor:No of rotor poles not equal to no of stator poles

    Consider 2 cases case 1: no of rotor poles = 2 no of stator poles =4 case 2: no of rotor poles = 4 no of stator poles =2 What will happen in case 1 & 2 ? Will Induction motor run?
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    3-phase Induction Motor:Supply given to Rotor & Stator winding shorted

    In a 3 phase slip ring Induction motor, 3 phase balanced supply is given to rotor winding & stator winding is short circuited . Then rotor would - run against the direction of rotating field. Can anyone explain this phenomenon?
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    Air gap flux density in DC machine

    Why is it that the air gap flux density is flat topped at no load. What happens to it's shape when machine is loaded?
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    Why poles of machine are always even?

    why poles of machine are always even?
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    Does Flux Density Affect the Weight per KVA of a Transformer?

    Homework Statement Cold-roiled steel of high silicon content enables the designer to use higher operating flux densities with lower loss per kg. The higher flux density reduces the weight per kVA. Can anyone explain how & why does weight/KVA depends on flux density Homework Equations...
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    How capacitor blocks dc current?

    I have a doubt regarding this equation; when a capacitor starts charging, it allows the current to pass . current keeps on decreasing till the capacitor is not charged. now this time (time within which capacitor charges is called transient period) ; time after transient period is called steady...
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    How capacitor blocks dc current?

    Xc = -j/(wC) Xc = reactance offered by Capacitor & w = 2*pi*f since f=0 , for dc . Xc = infinite
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    V=0, I=0: Open or Short Circuit?

    actually It is about a Galvanometer in a balanced wheatstone bridge . Current passing through it & Voltage across it is zero. Is it open circuit or short circuit?
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    V=0, I=0: Open or Short Circuit?

    When Voltage across two points is 0 & current flowing through that connection is 0. Is it a short circuit or open circuit?
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