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    Example DC Motor Drives

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    This document discusses several examples of DC motor drives and braking: 1. It provides examples of calculating motor speed when voltage drops for a shunt motor driving a constant load torque, and calculating speed and current when voltage and field turns are changed for a series motor. 2. It gives an example of calculating braking current and resistor value for a shunt motor braked at twice rated torque and lower speed. 3. It provides an example of calculating resistance, braking torque, and stalled torque for a motor plugged during braking. 4. It lists three speed control techniques and provides two examples of calculating voltage, current, and speed using armature and field control.

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    Example DC Motor Drives

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    This document discusses several examples of DC motor drives and braking: 1. It provides examples of calculating motor speed when voltage drops for a shunt motor driving a constant load torque, and calculating speed and current when voltage and field turns are changed for a series motor. 2. It gives an example of calculating braking current and resistor value for a shunt motor braked at twice rated torque and lower speed. 3. It provides an example of calculating resistance, braking torque, and stalled torque for a motor plugged during braking. 4. It lists three speed control techniques and provides two examples of calculating voltage, current, and speed using armature and field control.

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    This document discusses several examples of DC motor drives and braking: 1. It provides examples of calculating motor speed when voltage drops for a shunt motor driving a constant load torque, and calculating speed and current when voltage and field turns are changed for a series motor. 2. It gives an example of calculating braking current and resistor value for a shunt motor braked at twice rated torque and lower speed. 3. It provides an example of calculating resistance, braking torque, and stalled torque for a motor plugged during braking. 4. It lists three speed control techniques and provides two examples of calculating voltage, current, and speed using armature and field control.

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    Example DC Motor Drives

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    Syam Kushaini
    This document discusses several examples of DC motor drives and braking: 1. It provides examples of calculating motor speed when voltage drops for a shunt motor driving a constant load torque, and calculating speed and current when voltage and field turns are changed for a series motor. 2. It gives an example of calculating braking current and resistor value for a shunt motor braked at twice rated torque and lower speed. 3. It provides an example of calculating resistance, braking torque, and stalled torque for a motor plugged during braking. 4. It lists three speed control techniques and provides two examples of calculating voltage, current, and speed using armature and field control.

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    Example DC Motor Drives

    1. A 200V, 10.5A, 2000 rpm shunt motor has the


    armature and field resistance of 0.5 and 400
    respectively. The motor drive a load whose torque
    is a constant at rated motor torque. Calculate
    motor speed if the source voltage drops to 175V.

    2. A 220V DC series motor runs at 1000 rpm


    (clockwise) and takes an armature current of 100 A
    when driving a load with a constant torque. The
    resistance of armature and field windings are
    0.05 each. Find the magnitude and direction of
    motor speed and armature current if the motor
    terminal voltage is reversed and the number of
    turns in field winding is reduced to 80%. (assume
    linear magnetic circuit)

    Braking
    3. A 200V, 10.5A, 2000 rpm shunt motor has the
    armature and field resistance of 0.5 and 400
    respectively. The motor is operated under dynamic
    braking at twice the rated torque and 800rpm.
    Calculate the value of braking current and resistor.
    (assume linear magnetic circuit)
    Plugging
    4. A 220V, 970 rpm, 100A DC separately excited
    motor has an armature resistance 0.05. It is
    brake by plugging from an initial speed 1000rpm.
    Calculate;
    a. Resistance to be placed in armature circuit to
    limit braking to twice the full load value.
    b. Braking torque, and
    c. Torque when speed has fallen to zero

    Speed control
    5. Name three techniques that can control speed?

    6. A 220V, 500A, 600rpm separately excited motor


    has armature and field resistance of 0.02 and 10
    respectively. The load torque is given by the
    expression T L =200020 N , Nm where N is the speed in
    rpm. Speed below rated are obtained by armature
    voltage control and speed above the rated are
    determine by the field control. Calculate:
    a. Motor terminal voltage and armature current
    when the speed is 450rpm
    b. Field winding voltage and armature current
    when speed is 750rpm

    7. A 2-pole separately excited DC motor has ratings


    of 220V, 100A and 750rpm. Resistance of the
    armature is 0.1. The motor has two field coils
    which are normally connected in parallel. The
    expression of the torque to drive the load is given
    by the expression T L =5000.3 N , Nm where N is the
    speed in rpm. Speed below and above rated are
    obtained by armature voltage control and by
    connecting the two field windings in series
    respectively. Calculate:
    c. Motor armature current and speed when the
    armature voltage is reduced to 110V
    d. Calculate the motor speed and current when
    field coils are connected in series.

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