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9. Which of the following motors is designed to exploit both the Lorentz torque and reluctance torque principles to achieve a useful output torque?
- a hybrid stepper motor
- a switched (variable) reluctance motor
- a permanent magnet brushless motor
- an AC induction motor
- Brushless DC motor
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10. What is the key factor limiting the continuous power available from a typical brushless servo motor?
- the heat dissipation capability of the motor
- the maximum voltage rating of the motor
- the maximum current rating of the motor
- the power rate of the motor
- the inductance of the motor
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11. What do a brushless DC motor and a synchronous AC motor have in common?
- they are brushless motors
- they are self commutation motors
- the angle between the field and the rotor is adjusted automatically
- the angle between the field and the rotor is the same
- they are both universal motors
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12. What is the major difference between a variable speed switched reluctance motor and a variable speed reluctance motor [that is not switched]?
- the commutation
- the number of stator phases
- the number of pole pieces
- the orientation of the permanent magnets
- the armature
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13. Using a brushless motor requires
answers 1, 2
answers 1, 3, 4
answers 2, 4
answers 4
answers 1, 2, 3, 4
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Page Revised: July 14, 2003 |