Q7/ A separately excited DC motor has the following parameters: Ra = 0.32, Ke 0.52 V/rpm.Wb, o (flux per pole) = 150 mWb. The motor speed is controlled by a full wave bridge rectifier. The firing angle a is set at 30°, and the average speed is 1500 rpm. The applied a.c. voltage to the bridge is 440 V at 60 Hz. Assuming the motor current is continuous; calculate the armature current drawn by the motor and the steady-state torque for the cases of: (a) half-wave converter (b) Fully- controlled bridge

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Q7/ A separately excited DC motor has the following parameters: Ra = 0.3 2, Ke = 0.52
V/rpm.Wb, d (flux per pole) = 150 mWb. The motor speed is controlled by a full wave
bridge 'rectifier. The firing angle a is set at 30°, and the average speed is 1500 rpm. The
applied a.c. voltage to the bridge is 440 V at 60 Hz. Assuming the motor current is
continuous; calculate the armature current drawn by the motor and the steady-state torque for
the cases of:
(a) half-wave converter
(b) Fully- controlled bridge
Transcribed Image Text:Q7/ A separately excited DC motor has the following parameters: Ra = 0.3 2, Ke = 0.52 V/rpm.Wb, d (flux per pole) = 150 mWb. The motor speed is controlled by a full wave bridge 'rectifier. The firing angle a is set at 30°, and the average speed is 1500 rpm. The applied a.c. voltage to the bridge is 440 V at 60 Hz. Assuming the motor current is continuous; calculate the armature current drawn by the motor and the steady-state torque for the cases of: (a) half-wave converter (b) Fully- controlled bridge
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