Question 1

When first energized with the full supply voltage, the motor will draw the highest current the motor can draw, which is called the ____.

Accepted Answer

A) locked rotor current 
B) squirrel cage induction 
C) rotational torque 
D) maximum voltage A

Question 2

In three-phase motors, a rotation would quickly become evident as each set of poles created their magnetic fields ____ degrees out of phase with each other.

Accepted Answer

A) 90 
B) 120 
C) 135 
D) 180 B

Question 3

____________________ motor stators have coils of wire placed around the circumference of the stator core, which form electro-magnets when energized, and create magnetic pole fields.

Accepted Answer

Induction

Question 4

The number of poles, combined with the alternating current frequency (HZ), determines the synchronous speed ____ per minute (RPM) of induction motors.

Accepted Answer

A) references 
B) resolution 
C) round 
D) revolutions

Question 5

Squirrel cage induction motors are sometimes referred to as constant speed motors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The synchronous speed of an electric induction motor is the speed at which the magnetic field rotates around the stator.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What are the two advantages of using electro-magnets to create a magnetic field?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What are the two advantages of using...

Question 8

Induction motors depend on the forces of attraction and ____________________ caused by the magnetic field pole polarities interacting between the stator and the rotor, to create a turning torque force on the rotor.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Induction motors depend on the forces of...

Question 9

Induction motor stators have coils of wire placed in the center of the stator core, which form electro-magnets when energized and create magnetic pole fields.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The induced voltage in the rotor is ____________________ to the number of lines of magnetic flux cut, so the induced voltage will be at its maximum, because the maximum lines of flux are cut when the rotor is standing still.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The induced voltage in the rotor is...

Question 11

The RPM speed difference between the stator rotating magnetic field, synchronous speed, and the actual rotating speed of the rotor, is called ____.

Accepted Answer

A) coil 
B) slip 
C) load 
D) torque

Question 12

At ____, the maximum positive voltage on the coils would cause the maximum positive current, which would create the maximum magnetic flux, and the strongest magnetic north polarity pole at each of the coils.

Accepted Answer

A) 0 degrees 
B) 10 degrees 
C) 45 degrees 
D) 90 degrees

Question 13

The ____ speed of an electric induction motor is the speed at which the magnetic field rotates around the stator.

Accepted Answer

A) synchronous 
B) asynchronous 
C) split-phase 
D) distributed

Question 14

What is the mathematical formula for making a synchronous speed calculation?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What is the mathematical formula for making...

Question 15

The rotor of an induction motor must always turn sufficiently faster than the rotating magnetic field so that magnetic lines of flux will cut through the rotor bars and induce a voltage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The law of charges states that like polarity charges will repel, and unlike polarity charges will attract.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Squirrel cage induction motors are sometimes referred to as ____ speed motors.

Accepted Answer

A) constant 
B) rotor 
C) electric 
D) coil

Question 18

The law of ____ simply states that like polarity charges will repel, and unlike polarity charges will attract.

Accepted Answer

A) charges 
B) electricity 
C) torque 
D) magnetism

Question 19

It is completely possible for the rotor of an induction motor to turn at synchronous speed and still produce turning torque.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

At ____, there is no voltage on the coils, so no current would flow through the coils, which means there is no magnetic flux, and no magnetic field or pole polarity.

Accepted Answer

A) 0 degrees 
B) 10 degrees 
C) 45 degrees 
D) 90 degrees

Exam 3: Three-Phase Motor Theory

When first energized with the full supply voltage, the motor will draw the highest current the motor can draw, which is called the ____.

In three-phase motors, a rotation would quickly become evident as each set of poles created their magnetic fields ____ degrees out of phase with each other.

____________________ motor stators have coils of wire placed around the circumference of the stator core, which form electro-magnets when energized, and create magnetic pole fields.

The number of poles, combined with the alternating current frequency (HZ) , determines the synchronous speed ____ per minute (RPM) of induction motors.

Squirrel cage induction motors are sometimes referred to as constant speed motors.

The synchronous speed of an electric induction motor is the speed at which the magnetic field rotates around the stator.

What are the two advantages of using electro-magnets to create a magnetic field?

Induction motors depend on the forces of attraction and ____________________ caused by the magnetic field pole polarities interacting between the stator and the rotor, to create a turning torque force on the rotor.

Induction motor stators have coils of wire placed in the center of the stator core, which form electro-magnets when energized and create magnetic pole fields.

The induced voltage in the rotor is ____________________ to the number of lines of magnetic flux cut, so the induced voltage will be at its maximum, because the maximum lines of flux are cut when the rotor is standing still.

The RPM speed difference between the stator rotating magnetic field, synchronous speed, and the actual rotating speed of the rotor, is called ____.

At ____, the maximum positive voltage on the coils would cause the maximum positive current, which would create the maximum magnetic flux, and the strongest magnetic north polarity pole at each of the coils.

The ____ speed of an electric induction motor is the speed at which the magnetic field rotates around the stator.

What is the mathematical formula for making a synchronous speed calculation?

The rotor of an induction motor must always turn sufficiently faster than the rotating magnetic field so that magnetic lines of flux will cut through the rotor bars and induce a voltage.

The law of charges states that like polarity charges will repel, and unlike polarity charges will attract.

Squirrel cage induction motors are sometimes referred to as ____ speed motors.

The law of ____ simply states that like polarity charges will repel, and unlike polarity charges will attract.

It is completely possible for the rotor of an induction motor to turn at synchronous speed and still produce turning torque.

At ____, there is no voltage on the coils, so no current would flow through the coils, which means there is no magnetic flux, and no magnetic field or pole polarity.