Q2:A: if the power factor of an induction motor is measured at 0.8+5%. Calculate the limiting error and the range of the power factor. Also calculate the range of the phase angle.

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Q2:A: if the power factor of an induction motor is measured at 0.8+5%. Calculate the
limiting error and the range of the power factor. Also calculate the range of the phase
angle.
B: A series-type ohmmeter, designed to operate with 6.1-v battery. The meter
movement has an internal resistance of 10000 and requires a current of 100µA for full-
scale deflection. The value of Rị is 30KQ and R2 =1000Q. Unknown resistors R1 cause a
deflection of 40%. R2 cause a deflection of 50% and R3 cause a deflection of 60%.
Calculate the values of Rx1, R2 and Rx3.
Q3: : When the two coils of a dynamometer is connected in series a current of 2A
produces a torque which is balanced by a rotation of torsion head through 80°. When the
coils are connected as in Fig.3-14b, with Rsh =10 and a swamping resistance of 90 with
the moving coil, which is used to measure the current of a resistive load absorbing 800w
at a voltage source of 200V. Find the angle through which the torsion head must turned
to balance the new torque. Estimate the power consumed in Rsh and swamping resisror.
Swamping
resintor
ww-
Field
Moving
Shunt
() Electrodynmamic ammeter
Q4: All four resistors in a Wheatstone bridge are 1kQ, the galvanometer has a 100
resistance and 0.05 µA sensitivity. The supply is 10V. Determine the minimum change
that can be detected in the measured resistance.
Transcribed Image Text:Q2:A: if the power factor of an induction motor is measured at 0.8+5%. Calculate the limiting error and the range of the power factor. Also calculate the range of the phase angle. B: A series-type ohmmeter, designed to operate with 6.1-v battery. The meter movement has an internal resistance of 10000 and requires a current of 100µA for full- scale deflection. The value of Rị is 30KQ and R2 =1000Q. Unknown resistors R1 cause a deflection of 40%. R2 cause a deflection of 50% and R3 cause a deflection of 60%. Calculate the values of Rx1, R2 and Rx3. Q3: : When the two coils of a dynamometer is connected in series a current of 2A produces a torque which is balanced by a rotation of torsion head through 80°. When the coils are connected as in Fig.3-14b, with Rsh =10 and a swamping resistance of 90 with the moving coil, which is used to measure the current of a resistive load absorbing 800w at a voltage source of 200V. Find the angle through which the torsion head must turned to balance the new torque. Estimate the power consumed in Rsh and swamping resisror. Swamping resintor ww- Field Moving Shunt () Electrodynmamic ammeter Q4: All four resistors in a Wheatstone bridge are 1kQ, the galvanometer has a 100 resistance and 0.05 µA sensitivity. The supply is 10V. Determine the minimum change that can be detected in the measured resistance.
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