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Chapter 6: Synchronous Motor In general, a synchronous motor is very similar to a synchronous generator with a difference of function only. Steady State Operations ‘A synchronous motor are usually applied to instances where the load would require a constant speed. Hence for a synchronous motor. its torque speed characteristic is constant speed as the induced torque increases. Hence SR = 0%. Since, Ting = KByB,o, S15 _ WE ,sind 0,,X, Tina Maximum torque (pullout torque) is achieved when sin 5 = 1. If load exceeds the pullout torque, the rotor will slow down. Due to the interaction between the stator and rotor magnetic field, there would be a torque surge produced as such there would be a loss of synchronism which is known as slipping poles. Bs! 4

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