Simulating a DC generator's performance can be effectively achieved using circuit models that incorporate the internal resistance of the motor, the flux value, and the generator constant. The proposed model consists of two series circuits: one representing the internal resistance and the other representing the load, with the armature voltage acting as the voltage source. This approach allows for a comprehensive analysis of the generator's operational characteristics.
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Originally posted by MaxMoon
If I have an internal resistance of the motor and the value of flux and the generator constant, can I simulate the system's performance by a circuit with two circuits in series, one being the internal resistance, and the other being the load, and the voltage source being the armature voltage?
MaxMoon said:If I have an internal resistance of the motor and the value of flux and the generator constant, can I simulate the system's performance by a circuit with two circuits in series, one being the internal resistance, and the other being the load, and the voltage source being the armature voltage?
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