Choose True (V) or false( x) for the following : 1) If the supply frequency of a transformer increases, the secondary output voltage of the transformer decreases. 2) In a synchronous machine, non salient-pole type is used for high speed. 3) Real synchronous generators can reach maximum full-load torque at the angles 90°.
Choose True (V) or false( x) for the following : 1) If the supply frequency of a transformer increases, the secondary output voltage of the transformer decreases. 2) In a synchronous machine, non salient-pole type is used for high speed. 3) Real synchronous generators can reach maximum full-load torque at the angles 90°.
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Transcribed Image Text:Choose True (V) or false( x) for the following :
1) If the supply frequency of a transformer increases, the secondary output voltage of the
transformer decreases.
2) In a synchronous machine, non salient-pole type is used for high speed.
3) Real synchronous generators can reach maximum full-load torque at the angles 90°.
4) Reluctance is a measure of "opposition" the magnetic circuit offers to the flux.
5) The rated output power (transformer rating) can be used to determine the turns ratio of
the transformer.
6) With the increase in speed of a series DC motor, Both back emf as well as line current
increase.
7) When an induction motor is stationary, the stator and rotor windings form the equivalent
of a transformer.
8) Increasing the load current for DC Self-excited generator Shunt-Wound Generator will
increase the terminal voltage.
9) In lap windings there are as many paths in parallel and used to produce high current, low
voltage output.
10) In 3-pahse induction motor, if the rotor speed increases, the rate at which the rotating
magnetic field cuts the rotor bars is increasing.
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