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mdbennett

Hi-

If a shunt DC motor has a nameplate voltage of 325 V, is that also the armature voltage, or is the armature voltage 325 V - Ia*Ra?

Thanks...

 
Hi-
If a shunt DC motor has a nameplate voltage of 325 V, is that also the armature voltage, or is the armature voltage 325 V - Ia*Ra?

Thanks...
The equation for the voltage at the terminals of a shunt DC motor is given by VT= EA-IARA

I am not 100% sure but I think that the voltage at a nameplate is referred to the voltage at the terminals. If that is correct then VT=325.

 
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The equation for the voltage at the terminals of a shunt DC motor is given by VT= EA-IARA
I am not 100% sure but I think that the voltage at a nameplate is referred to the voltage at the terminals. If that is correct then VT=325.

So, EA which is the motor EMF is also refered to as the armature voltage?

 
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