Seperately excited DC machine question

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The discussion revolves around comparing measured values from an experiment on the open circuit characteristic of a DC generator with predicted results from theoretical equations. The user, Phil, recorded armature voltage against field current while operating the machine at 1500 rev/min. He seeks guidance on verifying the accuracy of his measurements, specifically asking if a recorded voltage of 70.5 volts at a field current of 0.1A is reasonable. The response highlights the importance of having nameplate information for the motor to confirm the correctness of the results. Accurate comparisons require this additional data to ensure reliability in the findings.
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Hi, i would be very grateful for some help...

I have recently conducted an experiment and but I am not sure how to compare the values i measured with 'predicted' results (from theoretical equations). This is for the 'open circuit characteristic of a dc generator'.

I set values for the field current and recorded values of the armature voltage. Then plotted a graph of armature voltage against field current. The only other value i have to work with is that the machine was running at 1500rev/min...

e.g. a measured value was - setting the field current to 0.1A i recorded 70.5Volts. All i want to know is how do i check this is about right?

Thanks very much,

Phil
 
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It could be correct, but without the nameplate information on the motor we can't be certain.
 
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