Two-Phase Servomotors Quiz

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What is the primary feature of two-phase servomotors that distinguishes their construction?

  • They are characterized by high inertia and low-resistance rotor.
  • They have a single winding that controls speed.
  • They include two primary windings displaced by 90° electrical degrees. (correct)
  • They operate using a three-phase power supply.

What type of rotor is typically used to achieve low inertia in two-phase servomotors?

  • Drum rotor
  • Squirrel cage rotor
  • Drag cup rotor (correct)
  • Solid rotor

What kind of supply is applied to achieve balanced operation in two-phase servomotors?

  • Unbalanced three-phase supply
  • Variable frequency supply
  • Asymmetrical single-phase supply
  • Two-phase balanced supply (correct)

Which component of a two-phase servomotor is analogous to that of a split-phase induction motor?

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What is the purpose of the high resistance in the rotor of a two-phase servomotor?

<p>To achieve linear speed-torque characteristics (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is essential for a 2-phase servomotor to operate in a balanced manner?

<p>The two windings must be displaced by 90° electrical angle and have the same number of turns. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In unbalanced operation of a 2-phase servomotor, how can the unbalanced supply be analyzed?

<p>By decomposing it into positive and negative balanced voltages. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following represents the positive sequence component in the context of machine performance?

<p>The component that causes a clockwise rotation. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What equation is associated with the aspects of 2-phase servomotors discussed?

<p>$ α = -j$ (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is necessary for accurately determining machine performance using sequence components of voltages?

<p>The development of an equivalent circuit that incorporates positive and negative sequence components. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Two-Phase Servomotor

An AC servomotor with two windings displaced by 90 electrical degrees, having low inertia and high resistance rotor for linear speed-torque characteristics.

Stator (Two-Phase Motor)

The stationary part of the motor with two windings (control & reference) displaced by 90 electrical degrees; similar to a split-phase induction motor.

Rotor Types (Two-Phase Motor)

Two types: squirrel-cage and drag-cup. Squirrel-cage rotors are common, small diameter, high resistance for linear speed-torque. Drag-cup rotors are for low-output motors.

Balanced Two-Phase Operation

Two windings with equal turns and cross-sections, symmetrical, fed by balanced two-phase supply—important for optimal motor performance.

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Control Winding/Reference Winding

Two main windings on the stator of a two-phase motor, typically electrically displaced by 90 degrees to produce the desired torque.

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Two-Phase Balanced Operation

A scenario where the two windings in a two-phase system have identical characteristics (turns, conductor area) and are displaced by 90 electrical degrees.

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Unbalanced Two-Phase Operation

A scenario in a two-phase motor where the applied voltages to the windings differ, leading to unbalanced magnetic fields.

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Sequence Components

A way to analyze unbalanced three-phase systems by breaking it down into three balanced components (positive, negative, and zero sequence).

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Equivalent Circuit

A simplified representation of an electrical machine that allows for easier calculation of its performance under varying conditions, like two-phase unbalanced operation.

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Sequence Component Analysis

A process of determining machine response based on the decomposed positive and negative sequence voltage components, enabling prediction of machine operation under unbalanced loads.

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