A 8 pole wave wound shunt generator delivers 205A at a terminal voltage of 200V. Ra and Rsh are 0.070 and 350 respectively. Neglecting brush drop, determine (i) armature current (ii) current per parallel path (iii) generated voltage and (iv) Power developed.

A 8 pole wave wound shunt generator delivers 205A at a terminal voltage of 200V. Ra and Rsh are 0.070 and 350 respectively. Neglecting brush drop, determine (i) armature current (ii) current per parallel path (iii) generated voltage and (iv) Power developed.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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