In a conventional DC motor, 95% of the power is supplied to the motor, while only 5% is allocated to the stator. This distribution is crucial for maintaining motor efficiency and performance. A hypothetical motor with 95% power to the stator and only 5% to the motor would operate but would be highly inefficient, resulting in minimal shaft output. Therefore, such a configuration is not economically viable for practical applications.
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pentek123456 said:In a conventional DC motor 95 percent of the power is supplied to the motor while only 5 percent of the power is supplied to the stator. consider the torque equation. what if you have a motor that has 95percent power supplied to the stator and 5 percent to the motor. the motor will still run but why do we not use this motor?