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    The document discusses various properties and characteristics of different types of DC motors, including: 1. The field or armature connections can be changed to reverse the direction of rotation of a DC electric motor. 2. A series wound DC motor has field windings with a few turns of thick conductor, giving it high starting torque. 3. For a motor producing a 5N force with 3T flux density and 2m conductor length, the current would be 0.833A according to the force equation. 4. A shunt wound DC motor will maintain a constant speed for varying loads.

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    The document discusses various properties and characteristics of different types of DC motors, including: 1. The field or armature connections can be changed to reverse the direction of rotation of a DC electric motor. 2. A series wound DC motor has field windings with a few turns of thick conductor, giving it high starting torque. 3. For a motor producing a 5N force with 3T flux density and 2m conductor length, the current would be 0.833A according to the force equation. 4. A shunt wound DC motor will maintain a constant speed for varying loads.

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    The document discusses various properties and characteristics of different types of DC motors, including: 1. The field or armature connections can be changed to reverse the direction of rotation of a DC electric motor. 2. A series wound DC motor has field windings with a few turns of thick conductor, giving it high starting torque. 3. For a motor producing a 5N force with 3T flux density and 2m conductor length, the current would be 0.833A according to the force equation. 4. A shunt wound DC motor will maintain a constant speed for varying loads.

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    The document discusses various properties and characteristics of different types of DC motors, including: 1. The field or armature connections can be changed to reverse the direction of rotation of a DC electric motor. 2. A series wound DC motor has field windings with a few turns of thick conductor, giving it high starting torque. 3. For a motor producing a 5N force with 3T flux density and 2m conductor length, the current would be 0.833A according to the force equation. 4. A shunt wound DC motor will maintain a constant speed for varying loads.

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    1.

    Which electrical connections can be changed to reverse the direction of


    rotation of a DC electric motor? Field OR Armature

    2. Which type of DC motor has field windings with a few turns and thick
    conductor? Series wound

    3. An electric motor produces a force of 5 N with a flux density of 3 Tesla and a


    conductor length of 2M. What is the current flowing? 0.833A F = BIL

    4. What is the main advantage of a series wound DC Motor? High starting torque

    5. Which type of DC Motor will give constant speed for varying load? Shunt

    6. A 20 volt motor is taking 1A armature current, the armature resistance is 0.1


    ohm. What is the back EMF? 19.9V

    7. Decreasing the field current in a shunt motor will do what to speed and
    torque? Increase speed and Torque

    8. If the correct supply were connected to a DC shunt motor which had lost its
    residual magnetism would it start or not? Yes

    9. If the supply to a DC shunt motor was reversed what would happen to the
    direction of rotation? Unchanged

    10. The flux density of a magnetic field is 1.5T. The length of the conductor in the
    field is 2 m and the current flowing through the conductor is 5 amps. The
    force on the conductor is what? 15N

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