Electrical problems for engineering students (1902)
Hooper, William Leslie, 1855-1918, Wells, Roy Titus, 1873- joint author · Boston and London, Ginn & Company · leaf 136
s the induction motor is ^= V2 7r»igiV$xlO^ whereE is the virtual value of the electro-motive force induced in onephase of the stator or rotor winding, of N convolutions in series,by the field of 4> maxwells per pole, rotating at such velocityas to produce the periodicity n; qzs the breadth… … Fig. 33 angular velocity 2 irn induces the electro-motive force e\ in onephase of the stator conductors, and the electro-motive force e^in one phase of the rotor conductors. OB^ volts of the electro-motive force e^ are consumed insetting up the current I^ through the rotor resistance B^, and 127…
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