Question:Draw the voltage that can apply on one phase for switching
reluctance motor if (a) single...
Question
Draw the voltage that can apply on one phase for switching
reluctance motor if (a) single...
Draw the voltage that can apply on one phase for switching
reluctance motor if (a) single pulse is used,(b) soft chopping is
used, and (c) hard chopping is used? **********************
************** (B) Compare between the conventional DC motor and
PMDC motor with respect to the following factors:(1) the efficiency
of the motor (why), (2) the size of the motor (why), and (3) the
cost of the motor (why)?
(a). Single
Pulse Representation. (b). Soft Chopping. (c). Hard
Chopping
(B). Advantages of PMDC
motor over Conventional DC Motor:
As the stator of PMDC motor
is made up of the permanent magnet, instead of electromagnets in a
conventional DC Motor. So, the PMDC does not require field windings
of copper that generally introduces unnecessary copper loss. So,
the overall efficiency of the PMDC motor is better than that of the
conventional DC motor.
PMDC does not require the
excess spacing for stator winding and core. So the size of PMDC is
less than that of a conventional DC motor.
For all reasons above, no
use of the copper windings and a separate field excitation in the
stator makes PMDC motor cost-efficient.