B = Flux density due to the flux produced by the field winding.
L = Active length of the conductor
T = Magnitude of the current passing through the conductor.
left hand rule can be diagramatically shown as in the Fig -2.1
Direction of
fux
hand
Direction of
Fig-2.1 Cure
Apply the rule to crosscheck the direction of force experienced by a single
2.2 (a), (b),(c) and (d).
conductor, placed in the magnetic field, shown in the Fig
xperienced by conductor
It can be seen from the Fig. 2.2. that if the direction of the main field in which
current carrying conductor is placed, is reversed, force experienced by the
conductor reverses its direction. Similarly keeping main flux direction unchanged,
the direction of current passing through the conductor is reversed, the force
experienced by the conductor reverses its direction. However if both 1
(directions are reversed, the direction of the force experienced remains the
same.
voltage across armature circuit = V — E,
TER, is the armature circuit resistance, then, I
This is known as power equation of the d.c. motor
:ctric power supplied to armature (armature input)
Enl, = power developed by armature (armature output)
sted in armature (armature Cu loss)
the armature.
Since, V and R, are fixed, p eloped by the motor depends upon
armature current. For maximum power. dP./dl, should be zero.
CA
a,” LR
Hence mechanical power developed by the motor is maximum v
is equal to half the applied voltage.
Now Eyl, = power dev
E,
Output in watts = I,
Output in watts
o Ty (put in watts.
Output in watts
or T, N-m
‘or a shunt motor, flux q is practically constant.
Tel,
upto magnetic saturation
Fig.2.16
n
V-LR)
or a om
for shunt motor
R,+Re. for series motor
Spe
eld rheosiat
in fol ereut
L . a
i
Fig. 2.18 Fig.2.19
WITHOUT
CONTROLLER
TH
NTROLLER
Motoe-gonerator Sat
Efficiency = Quput
Tnput
Output =Input — Losses and Input = Output + Lo
Therefore, the efficiency of a de. machine can also be exp
following forms:
Input — Losse
Input
Efficiency
Output
Eftcieney = Sar La
Instead of just stating the applications, the behaviour of the various
characteristics like speed, starting torque etc, which makes the motor
more suitable for the applications, is also stated in the Table