In a synchronous motor, a decrease in the torque angle a results in: O A. No change in the induced torque O B. Increasing the induced totque; motor will speed up O C. Decreasing the load on the synchronous motor O D. None of the other choices are correct O E. Decreasing the induced torque; motor will slow down

In a synchronous motor, a decrease in the torque angle a results in: O A. No change in the induced torque O B. Increasing the induced totque; motor will speed up O C. Decreasing the load on the synchronous motor O D. None of the other choices are correct O E. Decreasing the induced torque; motor will slow down

Electric Motor Control

10th Edition

ISBN:9781133702818

Author:Herman

Publisher:Herman

Chapter43: About Dc Motors

Section: Chapter Questions

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