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Module 4 QB

The document is a question bank for Module 4, covering topics related to DC generators and motors, including their construction, working principles, classifications, and applications. It also addresses transformers, detailing their working principles, construction, emf equations, and losses. Each question prompts detailed explanations and derivations relevant to electrical engineering concepts.

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Module 4 QB

The document is a question bank for Module 4, covering topics related to DC generators and motors, including their construction, working principles, classifications, and applications. It also addresses transformers, detailing their working principles, construction, emf equations, and losses. Each question prompts detailed explanations and derivations relevant to electrical engineering concepts.

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MODULE 4

QUESTION BANK
1. With a neat diagram explain the construction of D.C. generator.
2. Explain the working principle of DC Generator.
3. With usual notations derive an emf equation of D.C. generator.
4. Explain the classification of DC Generators in detail.
5. Explain the working principle of DC motor
6. Derive an expression of armature torque developed in a D. C. motor.
7. What is the significance of back e.m.f in DC motor.
8. Explain the classification of DC motors in detail.
9. List the applications of DC motors.
[Link] the working principle of transformers.
[Link] neat sketch show the construction of transformers.
[Link] the emf equation of a transformer and hence obtain the voltage and
current transformation ratios.
[Link] the various losses in a transformer and how to minimize them?

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