ourse A series DC motor has a scries-field winding of 25 turns per pole. Its armature resistance in 0.12, and its field resistance is 0.05 2 The magnetization curve expressed in terms of magncto-motive force versus the internal generated voltage at 1000 RPM is given by the following table: EA (V) F (Amp.tums) 50 95 150 1000 200 212 2000 243 3000 250 3500 229 253 4000 200 500 1500 2500 Those values were taken at speed n= 1000 RPM When the motor is rotating at 900 RPM, with 220 V supply, and 100 Amp, its rotational losses are 2000 Watt. What is the induced torque by this machine? Select one: O a Induced Torque 2175 N.m. b. None O C. Induced Torque = 233.4N.m d. Induced Torque = 196.3 N.m.

ourse A series DC motor has a scries-field winding of 25 turns per pole. Its armature resistance in 0.12, and its field resistance is 0.05 2 The magnetization curve expressed in terms of magncto-motive force versus the internal generated voltage at 1000 RPM is given by the following table: EA (V) F (Amp.tums) 50 95 150 1000 200 212 2000 243 3000 250 3500 229 253 4000 200 500 1500 2500 Those values were taken at speed n= 1000 RPM When the motor is rotating at 900 RPM, with 220 V supply, and 100 Amp, its rotational losses are 2000 Watt. What is the induced torque by this machine? Select one: O a Induced Torque 2175 N.m. b. None O C. Induced Torque = 233.4N.m d. Induced Torque = 196.3 N.m.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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