Question-1: The induced magnetic force, given by Find = i (L x B), is called motor action and the induced magnetic force, given by eind = (V × B).L, is called generator action. a) Explain the role of induced forces in generators when we expect generators to be all about induced voltages and not induced forces? b) Explain the role of induced voltages in motors when we expect motors to be all about induced forces and not induced voltages?

Question-1: The induced magnetic force, given by Find = i (L x B), is called motor action and the induced magnetic force, given by eind = (V × B).L, is called generator action. a) Explain the role of induced forces in generators when we expect generators to be all about induced voltages and not induced forces? b) Explain the role of induced voltages in motors when we expect motors to be all about induced forces and not induced voltages?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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