A differentially compounded DC motor has a better speed regulation compared to a cumulatively compounded motor. Select one: True or False.
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The question is asking whether it is true or false that a differentially compounded DC motor has better speed regulation compared to a cumulatively compounded motor.
Answer
False
The statement is False.
Answer for screen readers
The statement is False.
More Information
While differentially compounded motors can provide zero speed regulation, this does not necessarily mean they have better speed regulation under typical conditions compared to cumulatively compounded motors, which offer good speed regulation and high starting torque.
Tips
A common mistake is to assume the ability to provide zero speed regulation means superior performance in all scenarios, but it might not suit all applications.
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