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Electrical Engineering - What is Characteristics of Compound DC Motors?
Electrical Engineering
⇒ Topic : Characteristics of Compound DC Motors
What is Characteristics of Compound DC Motors?
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said on : 2018-05-22 23:05:47
Compund motors
Cha
racter
istics:-
Variable speed.
Adjustable varying speed.
Starting torque high upto
450% depending upon the degree
of compounding.
Maximum momentary operating
torque higher than shunt,
motor utpo 350%
Speed regulation : Varying,
depending upon degree of
compounding, upto 25-30%.
Speed control : Usually not
used but may be upto 125% by
field control.
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