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Commutation in DC Motor

Commutation in DC Motor: Commutation and commutator wear and tear of the dc motor must be given due consideration when the motor operates on solid state converters. Spark-less commutation must be aimed at. The reactance voltage and dynamically induced voltage in the coil undergoing commutation affect the rate of change of current in the coil.

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Torque Equation of DC Motor

Torque Equation of DC Motor: When dc voltage is applied to the armature of a dc motor with its field excited by dc, a torque is developed and the armature rotates. It accelerates to a speed at which the emf induced in the armature conductors balances the applied voltage and the following Torque Equation of

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Control of DC Electric Motor

Control of DC Electric Motor: A separately excited DC Electric Motor is very versatile as a variable speed motor. Its speed can be varied by varying the applied voltage to the armature or field current. The speed control using the variation of armature voltage can be used for constant torque application in the speed range

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DC Chopper

DC Chopper: DC Chopper are mainly dc to dc single stage conversion devices which provide a variable voltage on the load side when fed from a constant dc voltage source. The commutation of the current from the thyristors cannot be achieved by means of supply voltage. The necessary reactive power for the converter must be

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Four Quadrants Converters

Four Quadrants Converters: Four Quadrants Converters – The converters described in the previous sections are suitable either for one quadrant or two quadrant operation. In the former case stepless speed control is possible by changing the applied voltage. There is no regeneration. In the latter case both speed control and regeneration are possible. The converter

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Sequence control of Converters

Sequence control of Converters: Sequence control of Converters – We have shown that fully controlled converters take lagging reactive power from the mains. This requirement is less in half controlled converters and converters with a freewheeling diode, which however do not provide the process of inversion. In both cases the reactive power requirement increases as

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