Electrical Theory

Synchronous Motors
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Synchronous Motors

Synchronous motors are like induction motors in that they both have stator windings that produce a rotating magnetic field. Unlike…

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Single Phase AC Induction Motors

If two stator windings of unequal impedance are spaced 90 electrical degrees apart and connected in parallel to a single-phase…

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Induction Motor

Induction Motor Previous explanations of the operation of an AC motor dealt with induction motors. The induction motor is the…

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Induction Motor Torque Versus Slip

The torque of an AC induction motor is dependent upon the strength of the interacting rotor and stator fields and…

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AC Induction Motor Slip

It is virtually impossible for the rotor of an AC induction motor to turn at the same speed as that…

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AC Motor Theory

AC motors are widely used to drive machinery for a wide variety of applications. To understand how these motors operate,…

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AC Generator Voltage Regulators

Because the voltage from an AC generator varies as the output load and power factor change, a voltage regulator circuit…

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Three Phase AC Generators

The principles of a three-phase generator are basically the same as that of a single-phase generator, except that there are…

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Types of AC Generators

As previously discussed, there are two types of AC generators: the stationary field, rotating armature; and the rotating field, stationary…

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Parallel AC Generators

Paralleling AC Generators Most electrical power grids and distribution systems have more than one AC generator operating at one time.…

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