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How should its field winding be while starting a synchronous motor?

How should its field winding be while starting a synchronous motor?

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Asked by Wyatt Williams, Last updated: Nov 17, 2024

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Chris Kenway

Chris Kenway

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Chris Kenway, Content Writer, Jacksonville

Answered Apr 24, 2019

The correct answer to this question is B, short circuited. The short circuit allows the l. motor to be started. The synchronous motor is an AC motor, which is synchronized the a supply current's frequency. There are various types of synchronous motors, including reluctance motors, permanent-magnet motors, and DC excited motors.

The speed of these motors is measure in revolutions per minute, by using the formula Ns = 60 f/p = 120 f/p.These motors are the most used in the AC motors. Synchronous motors can be found in a number of devices such as steppers, robots, turntables, and ball mills.

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John Adney

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Answered Mar 20, 2017

Connected to a DC source.
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John Adney

John Adney

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John Adney

Answered Mar 18, 2017

I think we give DC source to field winding then only synchronous motor run at synchronous speed.
so I think short circuited answer is wrong. Kindly clarify
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John Smith

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Answered Jan 10, 2017

Short-circuited.
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