QUESTION 8The magnetic system shown has the following parameters:N= 500,i = 2AWidth of air gap - 2.0 cmDepth of air gap - 2.0 cmLength of air gap -1 mmNeglect the reluctance of the core, the leakage flux, and the fringing flux.NCalculate the force of attraction between both sides of the air gap. 12 out of 12 points24634A 3 Phase six pole Induction Motorinduces a voltage of 20V in the rotorhaving a frequency of 1 Hz at a fullload slip of 2%. Calculate thefollowingCorrect SelectedQuestionMatch MatchSpeed of theG.G.motor at full980980load in rpmVoltage induced D.D.in Stator at full10001000load in voltsVoltage induced D.O D.in rotor at the10001000starting inVolts

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QUESTION 8 The magnetic system shown has the following parameters: N-500, i- 2A Width of air gap - 2.0 cm Depth of air gap = 2.0 cm Length of air gap -1 mm Neglect the reluctance of the core, the leakage flux, and the fringing flux. Calculate the force of attraction between both sides of the air gap.

QUESTION 8 The magnetic system shown has the following parameters: N-500, i- 2A Width of air gap - 2.0 cm Depth of air gap = 2.0 cm Length of air gap -1 mm Neglect the reluctance of the core, the leakage flux, and the fringing flux. Calculate the force of attraction between both sides of the air gap.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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