Q1. a) () Derive the relationship between the motor speed w and the output torque T, for a given supply voltage V of a series DC motor. Draw the w vs. T characteristic curve. (i) A DC shunt motor has an armature resistance of 1.X Q, a field resistance of (200- XY) Q and is connected to a 200 V supply. If the motor runs at 1500 rpm and takes a current of 21 A from the supply, calculate the output torque of the motor. Note that X and Y are the last two digits of your student number. For example, if your student number is C1700123, then X-2, Y-3; 1.X-1.2, 200-XY=177. (ii) Identify the no-load speed, and the speed when the torque is reduced to half for this DC motor in (ii).

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a)
Derive the relationship between the motor speed w and the output
(i)
torque T, for a given supply voltage V of a series DC motor. Draw the
w vs. T characteristic curve.
(ii) A DC shunt motor has an armature resistance of 1.X Q, a field
resistance of (200- XY) Q and is connected to a 200 V supply. If the
motor runs at 1500 rpm and takes a current of 21 A from the supply,
calculate the output torque of the motor.
Note that X and Y are the last two digits of your student number. For
example, if your student number is C1700123, then X-2, Y-3, 1.X-1.2,
200-XY3D177.
(1)
Identify the no-load speed, and the speed when the torque is reduced
to half for this DC motor in (ii).
Transcribed Image Text:Q1. a) Derive the relationship between the motor speed w and the output (i) torque T, for a given supply voltage V of a series DC motor. Draw the w vs. T characteristic curve. (ii) A DC shunt motor has an armature resistance of 1.X Q, a field resistance of (200- XY) Q and is connected to a 200 V supply. If the motor runs at 1500 rpm and takes a current of 21 A from the supply, calculate the output torque of the motor. Note that X and Y are the last two digits of your student number. For example, if your student number is C1700123, then X-2, Y-3, 1.X-1.2, 200-XY3D177. (1) Identify the no-load speed, and the speed when the torque is reduced to half for this DC motor in (ii).
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