Relation between mechanical and electrical angle

engineer@best · Mar 17, 2011

I want to knw what is the relation between mechanical and electrical angle. Further how we can decide what will be the electrical angle between two coils.

MATLABdude · Mar 17, 2011

Welcome to PhysicsForums!

Are you talking about AC phase angle, or something entirely different? As is, your post doesn't have enough information to begin the discussion.

I_am_learning · Mar 18, 2011

If you are talking about motors and generators, then, In a 2 pole machine
Electrical Angle = Mechanical Anlge
In a 4 pole machine
Electrical Angle = 2 times Mechancal Angle

Relation between mechanical and electrical angle

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