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Apparatus Section 8: Direct-current Commutating Machines: Armature Reaction

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SourceTheoretical Elements of Electrical Engineering
Year1915
Section IDtheoretical-elements-electrical-engineering-section-59
Locationlines 11616-11694
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VIII. Armature Reaction 55. At no load, that is, with no current in the armature cir- cuit, the magnetic field of the commutating machine is sym- metrical with regard to the field poles. Thus the density at the armature surface is zero at the point or in the range midway between adjacent field poles. This point, or range, is called the "neutral" point or "neutral" range of the commutating machine. Under load the armature current represents a m.m.f. acting in the direction from commutator brush to commutator brush of opposite polarity, that is, in quadrature with the field m.m.f. if the brushes stand midway between the field poles; or shifted against the quadrature position by the same angle by which the commutator brushes are shifted, which angle is called the angle of lead. If n
VIII. Armature Reaction 55. At no load, that is, with no current in the armature cir- cuit, the magnetic field of the commutating machine is sym- metrical with regard to the field poles. Thus the density at the armature surface is zero at the point or in the range midway between adjacent field poles. This point, or range, is called the "neutral" ...
VIII. Armature Reaction 55. At no load, that is, with no current in the armature cir- cuit, the magnetic field of the commutating machine is sym- metrical with regard to the field poles. Thus the density at the armature surface is zero at the point or in the range midway between adjacent field poles. This point, or range, is called the "ne ...
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