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S1 S1 0000 R Minor A S-hv. electrode Se-Rotor Fixed electrodes Fig. 7.4 Schematic diagram of a generating voltmeter (rotating vane type) A generating voltmeter has to be designed so that it can have a range from 30 to 200 kV d.c. If the indicating meter reads a minimum current of 5uA and Cm=1pF. 1-calculate that synchronous speed motor 2-calculate in KV the voltage reading if current is 12μA

S1 S1 0000 R Minor A S-hv. electrode Se-Rotor Fixed electrodes Fig. 7.4 Schematic diagram of a generating voltmeter (rotating vane type) A generating voltmeter has to be designed so that it can have a range from 30 to 200 kV d.c. If the indicating meter reads a minimum current of 5uA and Cm=1pF. 1-calculate that synchronous speed motor 2-calculate in KV the voltage reading if current is 12μA

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S S1 S₂ 0000 5 Fig. 7.4 ŹR Manor A S-hv. electrode Se-Rotor Fixed electrodes Schematic diagram of a generating voltmeter (rotating vane type) A generating voltmeter has to be designed so that it can have a range from 30 to 200 kV d.c. If the indicating meter reads a minimum current of 5uA and Cm=1pF. 1-calculate that synchronous speed motor 2-calculate in KV the voltage reading if current is 12μA
Transcribed Image Text:S S1 S₂ 0000 5 Fig. 7.4 ŹR Manor A S-hv. electrode Se-Rotor Fixed electrodes Schematic diagram of a generating voltmeter (rotating vane type) A generating voltmeter has to be designed so that it can have a range from 30 to 200 kV d.c. If the indicating meter reads a minimum current of 5uA and Cm=1pF. 1-calculate that synchronous speed motor 2-calculate in KV the voltage reading if current is 12μA
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