Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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If the armature of shunt motor takes 16 amperes at full load, with the data given: 12-hp 1,700 rpm. 550-volt and has an armature resistance if 1.33 ohms. Assume a 3 volt brush drop calculate A. The counter emf develop Ed by the motor B. The power developed by the motor in watts C. The power develop by the motor in horsepower.
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