Synchronous machines are electric motors or generators where the rotation of the shaft is synchronized with the frequency of the supply current. They have a field winding supplied by an external DC source to create a fixed number of pole pairs. This induces an electromotive force proportional to the relative motion between the magnetic field and armature winding. Synchronous generators produce electricity at a frequency synchronized to the mechanical rotational speed, and their performance can be described using parameters determined from open and short circuit tests.
Synchronous machines are electric motors or generators where the rotation of the shaft is synchronized with the frequency of the supply current. They have a field winding supplied by an external DC source to create a fixed number of pole pairs. This induces an electromotive force proportional to the relative motion between the magnetic field and armature winding. Synchronous generators produce electricity at a frequency synchronized to the mechanical rotational speed, and their performance can be described using parameters determined from open and short circuit tests.
Synchronous machines are electric motors or generators where the rotation of the shaft is synchronized with the frequency of the supply current. They have a field winding supplied by an external DC source to create a fixed number of pole pairs. This induces an electromotive force proportional to the relative motion between the magnetic field and armature winding. Synchronous generators produce electricity at a frequency synchronized to the mechanical rotational speed, and their performance can be described using parameters determined from open and short circuit tests.
Synchronous machines are electric motors or generators where the rotation of the shaft is synchronized with the frequency of the supply current. They have a field winding supplied by an external DC source to create a fixed number of pole pairs. This induces an electromotive force proportional to the relative motion between the magnetic field and armature winding. Synchronous generators produce electricity at a frequency synchronized to the mechanical rotational speed, and their performance can be described using parameters determined from open and short circuit tests.
Synchronous Machine • Electric Motor in which, at steady state, the rotation of the shaft is synchronized with frequency of supply current • The speed of the synchronous motor is determined by the number of magnetic poles and the line frequency • Types: Synchronous Generator Synchronous Motor
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Construction of synchronous machines • AC machines that have a field circuit supplied by an external DC source
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Winding of Synchronous Machine • Armature Winding • Deliver of Consume AC Power • Field Winding • Supplied by DC supply to create fix number of pole pair • Induce emf/voltage is directly proportional to relative motion
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Synchronous Generator • Synchronous generators produce electricity whose frequency is synchronized with the mechanical rotational speed
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• Relation between field current and flux • Synchronous reactance • Armature resistance • Use open-circuit test & short-circuit test to determine these parameters Prepared By: Engr. Osama Majeed Butt Prepared By: Engr. Osama Majeed Butt