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Problem 1. A DC motor has the following characteristic curve. What is the Motor Stall Torque:

Problem 1. A DC motor has the following characteristic curve. What is the Motor Stall Torque:

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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**Problem 1:** A DC motor has the following characteristic curve. What is the Motor Stall Torque? **Graph Explanation:** The graph plots Torque, \( T \) (in Newton-meters, N-m), on the vertical axis against angular velocity, \( \omega \) (in radians per second, rad/s), on the horizontal axis. The graph is a straight line starting at \( T = 150 \) N-m when \( \omega = 0 \) rad/s and crossing the \(\omega\) axis at \( \omega = 100 \) rad/s. The line represents the motor's torque-speed characteristic at a voltage of 60V. **Questions:** 4a. What is the Motor Stall Torque? - a) 125 N-m - b) 100 N-m - c) 150 N-m - d) Can not be determined 4b. What is the no load angular velocity? - a) 0 rad/sec - b) 150 rad/sec - c) 100 rad/sec - d) about 50 rad/sec
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem 1:** A DC motor has the following characteristic curve. What is the Motor Stall Torque? **Graph Explanation:** The graph plots Torque, \( T \) (in Newton-meters, N-m), on the vertical axis against angular velocity, \( \omega \) (in radians per second, rad/s), on the horizontal axis. The graph is a straight line starting at \( T = 150 \) N-m when \( \omega = 0 \) rad/s and crossing the \(\omega\) axis at \( \omega = 100 \) rad/s. The line represents the motor's torque-speed characteristic at a voltage of 60V. **Questions:** 4a. What is the Motor Stall Torque? - a) 125 N-m - b) 100 N-m - c) 150 N-m - d) Can not be determined 4b. What is the no load angular velocity? - a) 0 rad/sec - b) 150 rad/sec - c) 100 rad/sec - d) about 50 rad/sec
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