13 Questions
What is the name of the post-apocalyptic land where Finn and Jake live?
Ooo
What is the name of the villainous character who is Finn's arch-nemesis?
The Lich
What is the name of Finn's adoptive brother?
Jake
What is the name of the princess of the Candy Kingdom?
Princess Bubblegum
What is the name of the ancient hero who is Finn's idol?
Billy
Los motores eléctricos operan según el principio de la inducción electromagnética.
True
La acción del motor se debe a la interacción entre el campo magnético y el conductor que no lleva corriente.
False
El rotor es la parte estacionaria del motor que alberga las bobinas y el campo magnético.
False
La producción de torque se debe a la interacción entre el campo magnético y el conductor que no lleva corriente.
False
Los motores de corriente continua (CC) utilizan una corriente alterna (AC) para producir un torque sinusoidal.
False
Los motores paso a paso utilizan una secuencia de electromagnetos para rotar en pequeños pasos precisos.
True
Los cojinetes soportan el estator y permiten que gire suavemente.
False
El estator es la parte rotativa del motor que interactúa con el campo magnético.
False
Study Notes
Adventure Time Characters and Places
- The post-apocalyptic land where Finn and Jake live is called the Land of Ooo.
- Finn's arch-nemesis is the villainous character known as the Lich.
- Finn's adoptive brother is Jake the Dog.
- The princess of the Candy Kingdom is Princess Bubblegum.
- Finn's idol is the ancient hero known as Billy.
Electromagnetic Induction
- Electric motors operate on the principle of electromagnetic induction, where a current flows through a conductor in a magnetic field, generating a force that causes the conductor to move, producing rotational motion.
Motor Action
- The motor action is the result of the interaction between the magnetic field and the current-carrying conductor.
- The stator (stationary part) of the motor creates the magnetic field.
- The rotor (rotating part) is the current-carrying conductor that interacts with the magnetic field.
Torque Production
- Torque is produced when the magnetic field and the current-carrying conductor interact.
- The direction of the torque depends on the direction of the magnetic field and the current flow.
- The magnitude of the torque depends on the strength of the magnetic field, the current, and the angle between them.
Motor Types
- DC Motors: use direct current to produce a constant torque.
- AC Motors: use alternating current to produce a sinusoidal torque.
- Stepper Motors: use a sequence of electromagnets to rotate in small, precise steps.
- Brushless Motors: use electronic commutation to switch the current flow and rotate the motor.
Key Components
- Stator: the stationary part of the motor that houses the windings and magnetic field.
- Rotor: the rotating part of the motor that interacts with the magnetic field.
- Windings: the coils of wire that carry the current and interact with the magnetic field.
- Bearings: support the rotor and allow it to rotate smoothly.
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