Which of the following is true about the rotor windings of asynchronous motors?a. In rotor motors with rings, the rotor windings consist of rods placed in grooves.b. Rotor windings can consist of rod windings or normal conductors.c. The rotor windings are connected only in parallel to the stator windings.d. In squirrel cage rotors, the rotor windings consist of normal conductors.e. The rotor windings are arranged in three phases by star connection.

Which of the following is true about the rotor windings of asynchronous motors?a. In rotor motors with rings, the rotor windings consist of rods placed in grooves.b. Rotor windings can consist of rod windings or normal conductors.c. The rotor windings are connected only in parallel to the stator windings.d. In squirrel cage rotors, the rotor windings consist of normal conductors.e. The rotor windings are arranged in three phases by star connection.

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Chapter33: Single-phase Motors

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