1Mutual inductance between two coils is the property by which a changing current in one coil induces an EMF in the:
mutual inductance and mutual coupling phenomena in transformer
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A.Supply source
B.Same coil only
C.Neighbouring coil
D.Iron core only
Correct Answer: Neighbouring coil
Explanation:
Mutual inductance refers to the EMF induced in a second (neighbouring) coil due to the changing current in the first coil.
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2The SI unit of mutual inductance is the:
mutual inductance and mutual coupling phenomena in transformer
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A.Henry
B.Tesla
C.Farad
D.Weber
Correct Answer: Henry
Explanation:
Both self and mutual inductance are measured in henry (H).
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3In a transformer, magnetic coupling between the two windings is provided mainly by the:
mutual inductance and mutual coupling phenomena in transformer
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A.Insulation layer
B.Air gap
C.Copper losses
D.Laminated iron core
Correct Answer: Laminated iron core
Explanation:
The laminated iron core provides a low-reluctance path that links the flux and gives tight magnetic coupling between windings.
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4A transformer works on the principle of:
transformer – working
Easy
A.Self capacitance
B.Chemical reaction
C.Electrostatic induction
D.Mutual electromagnetic induction
Correct Answer: Mutual electromagnetic induction
Explanation:
A transformer transfers energy from primary to secondary through mutual electromagnetic induction.
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5A transformer can operate only with:
transformer – working
Easy
A.Alternating current
B.Pulsating constant current
C.Static charge
D.Direct current
Correct Answer: Alternating current
Explanation:
Transformers need a changing (alternating) flux to induce EMF, so they work only with AC.
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6A transformer that increases the output voltage is called a:
transformer – working
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A.Step-down transformer
B.Current transformer
C.Isolation transformer
D.Step-up transformer
Correct Answer: Step-up transformer
Explanation:
A step-up transformer has more turns on the secondary, giving a higher output voltage than the input.
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7The turns ratio of a transformer is defined as the ratio of:
concept of turns ratio and applications
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A.Primary power to secondary power
B.Primary current to secondary current
C.Core area to window area
D.Primary turns to secondary turns
Correct Answer: Primary turns to secondary turns
Explanation:
Turns ratio , the ratio of primary to secondary number of turns.
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8For an ideal transformer, the voltage ratio equals the turns ratio as
concept of turns ratio and applications
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A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
In an ideal transformer .
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9In an ideal transformer, if the voltage is stepped up, the current in that winding is:
concept of turns ratio and applications
Easy
A.Stepped down
B.Stepped up equally
C.Unchanged
D.Reduced to zero
Correct Answer: Stepped down
Explanation:
Since power is conserved (), a higher voltage means a lower current and vice versa.
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10The device used to convert the alternating EMF in a DC generator armature into DC at the output is the:
dc machines- working principles, classification
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A.Capacitor
B.Transformer
C.Slip ring
D.Commutator
Correct Answer: Commutator
Explanation:
The commutator acts as a mechanical rectifier, converting the alternating armature EMF into unidirectional (DC) output.
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11Based on the field connection, DC machines are commonly classified as series, shunt and:
dc machines- working principles, classification
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A.Compound
B.Induction
C.Parallel
D.Synchronous
Correct Answer: Compound
Explanation:
DC machines are classified by excitation as series, shunt and compound (plus separately excited).
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12A DC motor converts electrical energy into:
dc machines- working principles, classification
Easy
A.Mechanical energy
B.Heat energy only
C.Chemical energy
D.Light energy
Correct Answer: Mechanical energy
Explanation:
A motor converts electrical input into mechanical (rotational) output energy.
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13A starter is used with a DC motor mainly to limit the:
starting, speed control and applications of dc motors
Easy
A.Running speed
B.Output torque
C.High starting current
D.Field flux
Correct Answer: High starting current
Explanation:
At start the back EMF is zero, so a starter inserts resistance to limit the large inrush current.
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14Which DC motor is best suited for applications requiring very high starting torque, such as traction?
starting, speed control and applications of dc motors
Easy
A.Shunt motor
B.Synchronous motor
C.Series motor
D.Separately excited motor
Correct Answer: Series motor
Explanation:
DC series motors develop very high starting torque, making them ideal for electric trains and cranes.
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15The rotating magnetic field in a three-phase induction motor is produced by the:
working principle of single and three phase induction motors
Easy
A.DC field supply
B.Commutator
C.Three-phase stator windings
D.Permanent magnets
Correct Answer: Three-phase stator windings
Explanation:
Three-phase currents in the stator windings create a rotating magnetic field that drives the rotor.
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16A single-phase induction motor is not self-starting because its stator produces a:
working principle of single and three phase induction motors
Easy
A.Rotating magnetic field
B.Zero magnetic field
C.Pulsating magnetic field
D.Constant DC field
Correct Answer: Pulsating magnetic field
Explanation:
A single-phase supply gives only a pulsating field, so an auxiliary means is needed to make it start.
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17Three-phase induction motors are widely used in industry mainly because they are:
applications of ac motors
Easy
A.Suitable for DC supply
B.Expensive and complex
C.Rugged and low maintenance
D.Unable to run on load
Correct Answer: Rugged and low maintenance
Explanation:
Induction motors are robust, cheap and need little maintenance, making them common in industrial drives.
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18Fleming's left-hand rule is used to find the direction of force in a:
Fleming's left hand and right hand rule
Easy
A.Transformer
B.Generator
C.Motor
D.Rectifier
Correct Answer: Motor
Explanation:
Fleming's left-hand rule gives the direction of force (motion) on a current-carrying conductor in a motor.
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19In Fleming's right-hand rule, the thumb represents the direction of:
Fleming's left hand and right hand rule
Easy
A.Induced current
B.Applied force
C.Motion of the conductor
D.Magnetic field
Correct Answer: Motion of the conductor
Explanation:
In the right-hand rule (for generators): thumb = motion, forefinger = field, middle finger = induced current.
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20If a DC voltage is applied to a transformer primary, the output voltage at the secondary will be:
transformer on DC
Easy
A.Equal to input
B.Zero in steady state
C.Doubled
D.Negative of input
Correct Answer: Zero in steady state
Explanation:
DC gives constant flux, so no EMF is induced in the secondary; the output is zero (and the winding may overheat).
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21A single-phase transformer has 400 primary turns and 100 secondary turns. If the primary voltage is , what is the secondary voltage (assuming ideal transformer)?
concept of turns ratio and applications
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
For an ideal transformer . So . Since , it is a step-down transformer.
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22An ideal step-up transformer increases voltage by a factor of 5. If the primary current is , the secondary current is:
concept of turns ratio and applications
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
In an ideal transformer power is conserved, so . Since voltage steps up by 5, current steps down by 5: .
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23What happens when a DC supply is connected to the primary of a transformer?
transformer on DC
Medium
A.A steady voltage appears across the secondary equal to the turns ratio times the input
B.The constant flux induces no EMF in the secondary, and the low winding resistance causes a very large steady current that can overheat and burn the primary coil
C.The transformer works normally with slightly reduced efficiency
D.The secondary current reverses direction periodically
Correct Answer: The constant flux induces no EMF in the secondary, and the low winding resistance causes a very large steady current that can overheat and burn the primary coil
Explanation:
Transformer action requires a changing flux (). DC produces constant flux, so no EMF is induced in the secondary. Only winding resistance limits the primary current, which becomes dangerously high.
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24Two coils have a mutual inductance of . If the current in one coil changes at a rate of , the EMF induced in the other coil is:
mutual inductance and mutual coupling phenomena in transformer
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The mutually induced EMF is .
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25Two coils with self-inductances and are perfectly coupled (). The mutual inductance is:
mutual inductance and mutual coupling phenomena in transformer
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Mutual inductance .
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26The primary function of the laminated iron core in a transformer is to:
transformer – working
Medium
A.Convert AC into pulsating DC
B.Store electrical charge between the windings
C.Provide a low-reluctance path for the magnetic flux while reducing eddy current losses
D.Increase the resistance of the windings
Correct Answer: Provide a low-reluctance path for the magnetic flux while reducing eddy current losses
Explanation:
The core offers a low-reluctance path concentrating the flux to link both windings. Lamination reduces eddy current losses by breaking up induced current paths in the core.
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27The EMF equation of a transformer is . If the supply frequency is doubled while keeping voltage and turns constant, the maximum flux will:
transformer – working
Medium
A.Remain the same
B.Reduce to half
C.Reduce to one-fourth
D.Double
Correct Answer: Reduce to half
Explanation:
From , with and constant, . Doubling halves .
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28Compared to a two-winding transformer of the same rating, an auto-transformer requires:
auto-transformer
Medium
A.Less copper and has higher efficiency, but offers no electrical isolation between primary and secondary
B.The same amount of copper but larger core
C.More copper and has lower efficiency
D.Two completely separate windings with full isolation
Correct Answer: Less copper and has higher efficiency, but offers no electrical isolation between primary and secondary
Explanation:
An auto-transformer shares a single winding, so part of the energy is transferred conductively. This saves copper and improves efficiency, but the lack of a separate secondary means no electrical isolation.
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29A current transformer (CT) is used to measure large currents. During operation, its secondary should:
instrument transformers
Medium
A.Be connected to the supply voltage directly
B.Always be left open-circuited for safety
C.Be connected across a high-value resistor only
D.Never be left open-circuited, as dangerously high voltages can be induced
Correct Answer: Never be left open-circuited, as dangerously high voltages can be induced
Explanation:
In a CT, the primary current is fixed by the line. If the secondary is opened, the demagnetizing ampere-turns vanish, flux rises sharply, inducing very high secondary voltage that is dangerous and can damage insulation.
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30A potential transformer (PT) with ratio shows on its voltmeter. The actual line voltage is:
instrument transformers
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The PT ratio is . Actual voltage .
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31Fleming's left-hand rule is used to determine the direction of:
Fleming's left hand and right hand rule
Medium
A.Induced EMF in a generator
B.Magnetic flux inside a solenoid
C.Force on a current-carrying conductor in a magnetic field (motor action)
D.The resistance of a conductor
Correct Answer: Force on a current-carrying conductor in a magnetic field (motor action)
Explanation:
Fleming's left-hand rule applies to motors: thumb = force/motion, forefinger = field, middle finger = current. The right-hand rule is for generators (induced EMF).
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32In Fleming's right-hand rule, the forefinger, thumb, and middle finger respectively represent:
Fleming's left hand and right hand rule
Medium
A.Current, field, and motion
B.Field, current, and force
C.Field, motion, and induced current
D.Motion, current, and field
Correct Answer: Field, motion, and induced current
Explanation:
In Fleming's right-hand rule (generators): forefinger = magnetic field, thumb = direction of motion, middle finger = induced current.
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33In a DC motor, the back EMF () at the instant of starting is:
dc machines- working principles, classification, starting, speed control and applications of dc motors
Medium
A.Zero, because the armature is not yet rotating
B.Maximum, equal to the supply voltage
C.Equal to half the supply voltage
D.Negative and opposing the current
Correct Answer: Zero, because the armature is not yet rotating
Explanation:
Back EMF (speed). At starting, , so . This is why starting current is very high and a starter is needed to limit it.
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34A DC shunt motor runs at . If the flux is reduced to of its original value (armature EMF roughly constant), the speed becomes approximately:
dc machines- working principles, classification, starting, speed control and applications of dc motors
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Since for constant EMF, reducing flux to gives . This is the basis of flux (field) control.
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35Which DC motor is best suited for applications requiring high starting torque, such as electric traction and cranes?
dc machines- working principles, classification, starting, speed control and applications of dc motors
Medium
A.DC compound (cumulative) motor
B.Separately excited DC motor
C.DC series motor
D.DC shunt motor
Correct Answer: DC series motor
Explanation:
In a series motor, field current equals armature current, so torque , giving very high starting torque. This makes it ideal for traction, hoists, and cranes.
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36A DC series motor should never be started without a mechanical load because:
dc machines- working principles, classification, starting, speed control and applications of dc motors
Medium
A.At no load the flux is very low, causing the speed to rise dangerously high and risk mechanical damage
B.The commutator will stop working
C.The armature current becomes zero
D.It will fail to develop any torque at all
Correct Answer: At no load the flux is very low, causing the speed to rise dangerously high and risk mechanical damage
Explanation:
In a series motor . At no load, and hence flux are very small, so the speed increases excessively ('races'), which can mechanically destroy the motor.
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37A 4-pole, three-phase induction motor is connected to a supply. Its synchronous speed is:
working principle of single and three phase induction motors
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Synchronous speed .
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38A three-phase induction motor has a synchronous speed of and runs at . The percentage slip is:
working principle of single and three phase induction motors
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Slip .
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39A single-phase induction motor is not self-starting because:
working principle of single and three phase induction motors
Medium
A.The supply frequency is too low to start it
B.The rotor is made of a permanent magnet
C.It has no rotor conductors
D.The single-phase winding produces a pulsating field, giving zero net starting torque
Correct Answer: The single-phase winding produces a pulsating field, giving zero net starting torque
Explanation:
A single-phase supply creates a pulsating (not rotating) magnetic field, which can be resolved into two opposite rotating fields producing equal and opposite torques. The net starting torque is zero, so auxiliary means are needed to start it.
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40Which AC motor is most commonly used in fans, pumps, and household appliances due to its ruggedness, low cost, and low maintenance?
applications of ac motors
Medium
A.Universal motor
B.Synchronous motor
C.Wound-rotor induction motor
D.Squirrel-cage induction motor
Correct Answer: Squirrel-cage induction motor
Explanation:
The squirrel-cage induction motor is simple, rugged, cheap, and requires little maintenance (no brushes/slip rings), making it the workhorse for fans, pumps, and most industrial drives.
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41Two coils have self-inductances and . When connected in series aiding, the total inductance is . What is the coefficient of coupling ?
mutual inductance and mutual coupling phenomena in transformer
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A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Series aiding: , so . Then .
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42A transformer rated for AC is accidentally connected to a DC supply. Which outcome best describes what happens and why?
transformer on DC
Hard
A.The secondary delivers DC safely
B.The transformer steps the DC voltage up or down normally
C.The core saturates but current stays at rated value
D.The primary draws a very large current limited only by its small winding resistance, risking burnout, because DC produces no back-EMF of self-induction in steady state and the inductive reactance is zero
Correct Answer: The primary draws a very large current limited only by its small winding resistance, risking burnout, because DC produces no back-EMF of self-induction in steady state and the inductive reactance is zero
Explanation:
With DC, in steady state, so there is no induced back-EMF and no inductive reactance. Current is limited only by the low winding resistance, becoming excessively large and overheating the winding. No voltage is induced in the secondary.
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43A step-down transformer has turns ratio . The secondary is loaded with . What impedance is reflected to the primary?
concept of turns ratio and applications
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Reflected impedance scales with the square of the turns ratio: .
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44In a practical transformer at no-load, the no-load current lags the applied voltage by nearly . What does this large angle primarily indicate?
transformer – working
Hard
A.The winding resistance is dominant
B.The transformer is heavily loaded
C.The magnetizing (reactive) component dominates over the small core-loss (active) component
D.The core losses are extremely high
Correct Answer: The magnetizing (reactive) component dominates over the small core-loss (active) component
Explanation:
No-load current has an active component (supplies core loss, in phase with ) and a magnetizing component (lags by ). A large lag angle () means , i.e., magnetizing current dominates.
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45A , step-down transformer is reconnected as an auto-transformer to give . What is the new kVA rating as an auto-transformer?
auto-transformer
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
For an auto-transformer, for step-up. Here output is and the series winding handles : Auto kVA .
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46Compared to an equivalent two-winding transformer of the same output, an auto-transformer transfers part of the power conductively. For a turns ratio where (step-down), what fraction of the total power is transferred inductively (transformed)?
auto-transformer
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
In an auto-transformer, inductively transferred power fraction , while conductively transferred fraction .
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47Why should the secondary of a current transformer (CT) never be left open-circuited while the primary carries current?
instrument transformers
Hard
A.The absence of secondary demagnetizing MMT lets the full primary MMT magnetize the core, producing dangerously high flux, core overheating and a very high secondary voltage
B.The primary current falls to zero immediately
C.The secondary voltage drops to zero
D.The CT ratio simply becomes inaccurate but stays safe
Correct Answer: The absence of secondary demagnetizing MMT lets the full primary MMT magnetize the core, producing dangerously high flux, core overheating and a very high secondary voltage
Explanation:
In normal operation the secondary MMT opposes the primary MMT. If the secondary is open, there is no counter-MMT, so the large primary current magnetizes the core heavily, driving it into saturation, causing severe heating and inducing a dangerously high peak voltage across the open terminals.
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48A potential transformer (PT) is used to measure a line voltage with a standard voltmeter. If the measured ratio error causes the voltmeter to read for an actual , what is the approximate percentage ratio error?
instrument transformers
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Expected reading is . Error . The negative sign indicates the PT reads lower than the true scaled value.
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49In a DC generator, the function of the commutator is best described as:
dc machines- working principles
Hard
A.A device that increases the generated EMF
B.A frequency converter for the AC output
C.A mechanical rectifier that converts the internally generated alternating EMF into unidirectional (DC) output at the brushes
D.A field-weakening control element
Correct Answer: A mechanical rectifier that converts the internally generated alternating EMF into unidirectional (DC) output at the brushes
Explanation:
The EMF induced in the armature conductors is inherently alternating. The commutator with brushes reverses the connections at the right instant so that the output at the brushes remains unidirectional, acting as a mechanical rectifier.
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50A DC shunt motor runs at drawing an armature current of from a supply with armature resistance . If flux is held constant and the load torque is unchanged, what series armature resistance must be added to reduce the speed to ?
speed control and applications of dc motors
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
At : . Constant torque and flux means stays . Since , . Then .
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51A DC shunt motor has armature resistance . To limit the starting current to twice the full-load current of , what starter resistance is required at the instant of starting?
starting
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
At starting . Permissible current . Total resistance needed . Starter resistance .
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52In a DC series motor, if the load torque suddenly drops to nearly zero (no-load), what happens and why?
classification
Hard
A.The speed stays constant due to flux regulation
B.The speed drops to zero
C.The motor stalls immediately
D.The speed rises dangerously high (racing) because the flux falls with the small current, and since at fixed voltage the speed increases without bound
Correct Answer: The speed rises dangerously high (racing) because the flux falls with the small current, and since at fixed voltage the speed increases without bound
Explanation:
In a series motor, field flux . At light/no load, becomes very small, so becomes very small. Since speed , the speed rises to dangerously high values — hence series motors must never run unloaded.
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53A -pole, three-phase induction motor runs at . What is the frequency of the rotor-induced EMF?
working principle of single and three phase induction motors
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Synchronous speed . Slip . Rotor frequency .
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54Why is a single-phase induction motor not self-starting, according to the double-field revolving theory?
working principle of single and three phase induction motors
Hard
A.The rotor bars are open-circuited at start
B.The supply frequency is too low to induce rotor current
C.The stator produces no magnetic field at start
D.The pulsating field splits into two equal and opposite rotating fields that produce equal and opposite torques, giving zero net starting torque at standstill
Correct Answer: The pulsating field splits into two equal and opposite rotating fields that produce equal and opposite torques, giving zero net starting torque at standstill
Explanation:
A single-phase winding produces a pulsating (not rotating) field, which by the double-revolving-field theory is equivalent to two fields rotating in opposite directions. At standstill they produce equal and opposite torques that cancel, so net starting torque is zero — an auxiliary means is needed to start.
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55A conductor carries current in the direction and lies in a magnetic field pointing in the direction. Using Fleming's left-hand rule, in which direction is the force on the conductor?
Fleming's left hand and right hand rule
Hard
A. direction
B. direction
C. direction
D. direction
Correct Answer: direction
Explanation:
By Fleming's left-hand rule, thumb = force, forefinger = field (), middle finger = current (). Equivalently ; , so the force is in the direction.
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56Which statement correctly distinguishes the two Fleming's rules in the context of electrical machines?
Fleming's left hand and right hand rule
Hard
A.The left-hand rule applies to generators; the right-hand rule applies to motors
B.Both rules apply only to transformers, not rotating machines
C.The right-hand rule gives induced EMF/current direction in a generator; the left-hand rule gives force direction in a motor
D.Both rules give force direction, differing only by hand
Correct Answer: The right-hand rule gives induced EMF/current direction in a generator; the left-hand rule gives force direction in a motor
Explanation:
Fleming's right-hand rule determines the direction of induced EMF/current in a conductor moving in a field (generator action). Fleming's left-hand rule determines the direction of mechanical force on a current-carrying conductor in a field (motor action).
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57For a constant-speed drive such as a large industrial fan or pump where power factor correction is also desired, which AC motor is most suitable?
applications of ac motors
Hard
A.Capacitor-start induction motor
B.Synchronous motor, since it runs at constant speed and can be over-excited to deliver leading reactive power
C.Single-phase shaded-pole motor
D.Universal motor
Correct Answer: Synchronous motor, since it runs at constant speed and can be over-excited to deliver leading reactive power
Explanation:
A synchronous motor runs at exactly synchronous speed irrespective of load (constant speed) and, when over-excited, draws leading current, improving the system power factor. This makes it ideal for large constant-speed loads with PF correction needs.
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58A transformer has iron loss and full-load copper loss . At what fraction of full load does maximum efficiency occur, and how does the copper loss there compare with the iron loss?
transformer – working
Hard
A.At quarter load; copper loss equals iron loss
B.At full load; copper loss equals iron loss ( each)
C.At half load; copper loss equals
D.At full load; copper loss is double the iron loss
Correct Answer: At full load; copper loss equals iron loss ( each)
Explanation:
Maximum efficiency occurs when variable (copper) loss equals constant (iron) loss. The load fraction is (full load), where copper loss iron loss.
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59In field (flux) control of a DC shunt motor above base speed, the output power is approximately constant. If flux is reduced to times its original value with armature voltage and current held at rated, the torque capability becomes:
speed control and applications of dc motors
Hard
A.Halved, since torque while speed roughly doubles keeping power constant
B.Unchanged
C.Doubled
D.Reduced to one quarter
Correct Answer: Halved, since torque while speed roughly doubles keeping power constant
Explanation:
Torque . With fixed and halved, halves. Speed roughly doubles, so output power () stays about constant — this is the constant-power region of field control.
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60Two magnetically coupled coils connected in series carry the same current. When connected series-aiding the total inductance is and when series-opposing it is . What is the mutual inductance ?
mutual inductance and mutual coupling phenomena in transformer
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
and . Subtracting: .
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