Armature reaction and Lentz's law ?

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Armature reaction is observed in DC and synchronous machines, while induction machines do not experience it due to their homopolar nature. Back electromotive force (back EMF) in DC motors is a manifestation of Lenz's law, indicating that the generating action and back EMF are indeed the same phenomenon. Magnetic drag in DC generators is also a consequence of Lenz's law, confirming that both armature reaction in DC motors and generators are extensions of this principle. The discussion clarifies that while induction machines exhibit Lenz's law, they do not experience armature reaction.

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1) Is armature reaction seen in all machines ie DC, INDUCTION & SYNCHRONOUS machines ?
(just answer briefly, which all machines exhibit it)

2) Is back emf in DC motor nothing but LENZ'S law, or is the generating action in DC motor called the LENZ's law, or are both same, and I'm confused ? (please clarify this briefly)

3) Is magnetic drag in DC generator nothing but lenz's law, or is it motoring action in DC generator called the LENZ's law, or are both the same, and I'm just confused ?

4) is armature reaction in dc motor nothing but lenz's law extension?

5) is armature reaction in dc generator nothing but lenz's law extension ?
 
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Not an extension of Lenz's law, but a consequence.
 
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@maajdl, thanks mate. so 4) and 5) are consequences of AR.

also it seems INDUCTION MACHINE, doesn't experience this AR, as they're homopolar, thus i guess only DC and synchrounous machines experience AR.

But IMs, exhibit lenz's law, that's why they get torque developed in same direction as RMF, thus rotation, thus now how is lenz's law consequence.

also in DC MOTOR, back emf = lenz's law = generating action, is this statement correct or contradictory.

I'm really confused.
 

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