Exam 13: Motors and Drives
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A servo drive is the least complex type of variable frequency drive system available.
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A(n) ____________________ motor is wound like an AC induction motor, but it uses permanent magnets on the rotor and does not contain a commutator.
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brushless DC
____________________ is used to control the speed of DC motors above the base speed.
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A DC motor will generally require more maintenance than an AC motor.
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The principal parts of an electric motor include the stationary frame, or stator and the revolving part, or ____.
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The difference between synchronous speed and actual rotor or motor speed is referred to as slip and is normally expressed as a percent of synchronous speed.
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In a variable frequency drive, the ____________________ circuit converts incoming AC power to DC.
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Application of ____ motors should be avoided for light loads or loads that are not directly coupled.
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The repelling forces between the magnetic field generated around the wires and the magnetic field produced by the stator poles will generate a force that causes the armature to rotate. This rotating effect created by the interaction between the magnetic fields results in ____.
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