electrical Flashcards
In a capacitor-start Induction run motor, which set of windings have a lower resistance, the run winding or start windings?
Run winding.
What are the minimal number of terminal leads required for a single-phase motor?
2 leads
Which single phase motor has a commutator and brushes?
Universal motor
which single phase motor is the cheapest?
shaded coil motor
Calculate the synchronous speed of a 10-pole motor operating at 60 hertz.
Synchronous speed = F x 120/P
= 60 x 120/10
=720 rpm
Calculate slip% of an 8-pole motor rotating(rotor) at 860rpm operating at 60 hertz?
Slip % = Sync speed – rotor speed /Sync speed x 100
= (900 – 860/900) x 100
= 4.44%
What is the minimum number of stator leads for a dual voltage, reversible split phase motor?
6 leads
A single phase, 4 pole split phase motor has a 3% slip at 60 hertz. Calculate the rotor speed.
Synchronous speed = F x 120/Poles
= 60 x 120/ 4 = 1800rpm
Rotor speed = 1800 x 3% = 54 RPM
Rotor speed = 1800 – 54 = 1746 RPM
Are the starting torque characteristics of a Capacitor-Start Induction-Run motor greater or less than a resistive start motor?
greater
When current flows through a conductor a magnetic field is produced around the conductor, what is this principle called?
magnetic induction
Anytime a conductor cuts through a magnetic field a voltage is induced into that conductor. What is this principle called?
electromagnetic induction
What is the rotational force produced by a motor called?
interaction of 2 magnetic fields
A single voltage, reversible split phase motor has 4 terminal conductors at a junction box. Which two terminals are interchanged to reverse the motor?
Leads T5 and T8.
What type of disconnecting means for a split phase motor functions as both a starting relay and overload relay?
hot wire relay
Which split phase motor has their windings energized all the time?
Capacitor-Stat Capacitor Run.
Permanent split motor.
What type of single-phase motor does not have a squirrel cage assembly?
Universal Motor.