(b) Derive the steady state voltage equations for a compensated metadynegenerator shown in Fig.1A 2kW, 200V, 1500rpm, 2-pole fully compensated metadyne generator has thefollowing parameters:Field self inductance and resistance30Η, 200ΩArmature self inductance and resistance0.067, 1 Ω-Field armature mutual inductance1.2HCalculate for steady state operation, the field current and power gain at ratedoutput.19-axis१६Fig. 1Laxis-

Step 1: Given data:Rated power P=2kWRated voltage V=200VSpeed N=1500rpmNumber of poles p=2Field…

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