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1. permissible (adj)/ p. 1: permitted; allowed. Power modulator restricts source and motor currents
within permissible values
2. rugged (adj)/ p. 3: having a broken, rocky, and uneven Squirrel-cage induction motor ,which costs nearly one
surface. third of a dc motor of the same ratings, is extremely
rugged, requires practically no maintenance,
3. objectionable (adj)/ p. arousing distaste or opposition At low power levels, the coulomb friction between the
4: brushes and commutator is objectionable, as it adversely
affects the the state accuracy of drive.
4.Affects (verb)/ p. 4: have an effect on; make a difference At low power levels, the coulomb friction between the
to. brushes and commutator is objectionable, as it adversely
affects the state accuracy of drive.
5.employ (verb)/ p. 5: make use of. Some very old equipments may also employ ac to dc
converter
6.substantial (adj)/ p. 7: of considerable importance, size, or Output voltage and current have stepped
worth. waveform,consequently they have substantial amount of
harmonics.
7.hurdle (noun)/ p. 9: a problem or difficulty that must be However ,following hurdles forbided for the prediction to
overcome come true
8.forbid (verb)/ p. 9: refuse to allow (something). However ,following hurdles forbided for the prediction to
come true
9.reliable (adj)/ p. 9: consistently good in quality or Ac drives were not as reliable as
performance; able to be trusted. Dc.
10. transmission (noun)/ the action or process of transmitting A motor generally drives a load{machine} through some
p. 11 something or the state of being transmission system.
transmitted.
11. Hoist (noun)/ p. 13 device used for lifting or lowering a load A hoist consists of a rope wound on a drum coupled to
by means of a drum or lift-wheel the motor shaft.
around which rope or chain wraps
12.carry out (verb)/ p.17 : to do In the view of this, retardation test on a dc separately
a particular piece of work, research et excited motor or a synchronous motor is carried out with
c field on .
13.standstill (noun)/ p. 18 a situation or condition in which there Its value at standstill is much higher than its value slightly
is no movement or activity at all above zero speed.
14.stiction (noun)/ p. 20 the friction which tends to prevent The stiction ,however disappears ata a finite speed and
stationary surfaces from being set in then windage and viscous friction dominate.
motion.
15.transient (adj)/ p. 20: lasting only for a short time; Starting ,braking, speed change and speed reversal are
impermanent. transient operations.
16. die down (verb)/ p.21 to become reduced in strength Consequently, electrical transients die down very fast
and motor operation can be considered to take place
along steady-state speed torque and speed-current
curvers.
17.dissipate (verb)/ p.22  disappear, waste  Energy dissipated in a motor winding during a transient
operation is given by,
18.implementation(noun)/ the process of putting a decision or Sensing of speed is required for implementation of
p. 40 plan into effect; execution. closed loop speed control schemes.
19.periphery (noun)/ p. Transparent plastic disk is alternately painted black on its
40 1. the outer limits or edge of an periphery to provide alternately transparent and non
area or object. transparent parts.

20.ambient (adj)/ p. 44: relating to the immediate As the temperature increases beyond ambient value ,a
surroundings of something portion of heat produced flows out to the surrounding
medium.
21.ensure (verb)/ p.45 make certain that (something) will Although inaccurate, such a good model is good enough
occur or be the case. for a drive engineer whose job is only to select the motor
rating for a given application ensuring that temperatures
in various parts of motor body don’t exceed the safe
limits.
22. increament (noun)/ p. an increase or addition, especially During a time increment dt ,let the machine rise be dh
45 one of a series on a fixed scale.
23. implicit (adj)/ p. 51: suggested though not directly Implicit in the above analysis is the assumption that
expressed heating and cooling conditions remain same.
24. marginally (adv)/ p. to only a limited extent; slightly. If speed varies ,constant losses will marginally change.
51:
25. feasibility (noun)/ p. the state or degree of being easily or Next ,this rating is checked for its practical feasibility as
51 conveniently done. follows
26.inapplicable (adj)/ p. not relevant or appropriate. Equivalent current method in double squirrel cage rotor
52: motors ,the rotor winding resistance and reactance vary
widely during starting and braking making this method
inapplicable
27. ascertain (verb)/ p.52 find (something) out for certain; make Equation can be employed to directly ascertain the
sure of motor torque rating.
28.stall (verb)/ p.52 stop or cause to stop making Dc motors designed to run for long periods in a stalled or
progress. a low speed condition are known as torque motors
29.Optimize (verb)/ p.52 make the best or most effective use A normal dc motor is designed to optimize full speed
of (a situation or resource) performance.
30. cumulatively (adv)/ p. taken as a whole; in combination. In a cumulatively compound motor ,the magneto motive
60: force of a series field is a function of armature current a
31.locomotive A locomotive or engine is a rail
transport vehicle that provides the
motive power for a train
32.harmonic (noun)/ p. a component frequency of an Source current of a rectifier has harmonics.
120 oscillation or wave
33.distortion (noun)/ p. the action of distorting or the state of Distortion of supply.
120 being distorted.

35.Disrupts (verb) p.153 interrupt (an event, activity, or process) In both, star-delta and auto-transformer starting,
by causing a disturbance or problem. changeover from low voltage to full voltage connection
disrupts the flow of stator current and stator field
collapses.
36.Sluice (n) p.48 a sliding gate or other device for Some examples are: crane drives, drives for household
controlling the flow of water, especially appliances, turning bridges, sluice gate drives, valve
one in a lock gate. drives, and many machine tool drives for position
control.
37.Steady-state (n) p.49 a state or condition of a system or With operating and rest periods being too short for the
process that does not change in time respective steady-state temperatures to be attained.
38.Magnitude (n) p.54 the great size or extent of something. Let us consider a simple intermittent load, where the
motor is alternately subjected to a fixed magnitude load
of duration and standstill condition of duration.
39.Ratio (n) p.65 the quantitative relation between two It is designed to achieve the same performance in both
amounts showing the number of times directions of rotation, high torque to inertia ratio, low
one value contains or is contained within friction and smooth ripple free torque.
the other.
40.Ripple (n) p.65 a small wave or series of waves on the It is designed to achieve the same performance in both
surface of water, especially as caused by directions of rotation, high torque to inertia ratio, low
a slight breeze or an object dropping into friction and smooth ripple free torque.
it.
41.Closed loop (n) p.65 an automatic control system in which an Servo motors are intended to be used in closed loop
operation, process, or mechanism is speed and positional control systems where performance
regulated by feedback requirements are such that they cannot be achieved by a
normal dc motor.
42.Linear (adj) p.65 arranged in or extending along a straight The field flux remains constant for all loads giving a more
or nearly straight line. linear speed torque characteristic.
43.Bulky (adj) p.65 taking up much space; heavily built. Ferrites are commonly used because of lower cost, but
the machine becomes bulky due to low retentivity.
44.Retentivity (n) p.65 the ability of a substance to retain or Ferrites are commonly used because of lower cost, but
resist magnetization, frequently the machine becomes bulky due to low retentivity.
measured as the strength of the
magnetic field that remains in a
sample after removal of an inducing
field.
45.Eddy (n) p. 64 a circular movement of water causing a Hysteresis and eddy current losses that occur in field
small whirlpool. poles and yoke reduce motor efficiency and increase
thermal loading.
46.Mounted (adj) p.64 placed on something or attached to In these applications a fly-wheel may be mounted on the
something for display or support motor shaft for load equalization.
47.Obtained (adj) p.64 To be secured The characteristics, which are obtained at rated terminal
voltage and full field are known as natural speed-torque
characteristics.
48.Shunt (verb) p.64 provide (an electrical current) with a The no load speed depends on the strength of shunt field
conductor joining two points of a circuit, and slope of the characteristics on the strength of series
through which more or less of the field.
current may be diverted.
49.Conventional (adj) p.67 based on or in accordance with what is The absence of iron in armature of disc type motor
generally done or believed. eliminates the associated core losses, making it more
efficient than conventional dc motors.
50. Stamping (verb) p.67 bring down heavily on the ground or on Armature winding is formed by stamping conductors
something on the ground. from a sheet of copper, welding them together and
placing them on a light weight disc.
51.Robust (adj) p.67 strong and healthy. Disc type moving coil motors are more robust and
available in sized upto few kilowatts.
52.Axial (adj) p.67 relating to or forming an axis. Note that direction of flux is axial and armature current is
radial.
53. Segments (n) p.67 each of the parts into which something is Conductor segments are then joined with a commutator
or may be divided. at the centre of the disc.
54. Resistance (n) p.67 the refusal to accept or comply with At standstill, back emf is zero and the only resistance
something. opposing flow of current is the armature circuit
resistance, which is quite small for all types of dc motors.
55. Absence (n) p.68 the non-existence or lack of. In absence of such a controller, a variable resistance
controller is used for starting.
56. Winding (n) p.89 a twisting movement or course. In a separately excited motor, flux is controlled by
varying voltage across field winding and in a series motor
it is controlled either by varying number of turns in the
field winding or connecting a diverter resistance across
the field winding.
57.Negligible (adj) p.49 so small or unimportant as to be not In this duty, heating of machine during starting and
worth considering; insignificant. braking operations is negligible.
58. Cumulatively (adv) p.60 in a way that increases in quantity, In a cumulatively compound motor, the magneto-motive
degree, or force by successive additions. force of the series field is a function of armature current
and is in the same direction as mmf of the shunt field.
59. Excitation (n) p.61 the application of energy to something. The no load speed is determined by the values of
armature voltage and field excitation.
60. Torque (n) p. 92 a force that tends to cause rotation While the dc motor may be driven by low speeds,
resulting in high torque and relatively large frame size,
generator being of the same voltage, current and power
ratings as the motor can run at a highest speed with a
view to reduce its cost and size.
61. Inherent (adj) p.92 existing in something as a permanent, One of the important features of this drive is the
essential, or characteristic attribute. inherent ability for regenerative braking down to very
low motor speeds.
62. Rheostats (n) p.93 an electrical instrument used to control a Control of generation field is obtained by rheostats when
current by varying the resistance. low ratings are involved and closed-loop control is not
desired.
63. Rectifier (n) p.93 an electrical device which converts an The power amplifier may then consists of a half-
alternating current into a direct one by controlled rectifier, step-down chopper or one quadrant
allowing a current to flow through it in transistor amplifier.
one direction only.
64. Fluctuations (n) p.95 an irregular rising and falling in number Fluctuations can also have adverse effect on stability of
or amount; a variation. the source.
65. Instantaneous (adj) occurring or done instantly. Although, control of firing angle according to relation
p.116 prevents dc circulating current, ac \ does circulate due to
difference between instantaneous output voltages of the
two rectifiers.
66. Simultaneous (adj) occurring, operating, or done at the Because of the flow of ac circulating current,
p.116 same time. simultaneous control is also known as circulating current
control.
67. Intermittent (adj) p.118 occurring at irregular intervals; not Therefore, when used in intermittent load applications,
continuous or steady. load fluctuations cause heavy fluctuations of supply
current and voltage, which adversely effects quality of
supply and stability of generating plant.
68. Undesirable (adj) p.120 not wanted or unpleasant. Source voltage and current distortions have several
undesirable effects including interference with other
loads connected to the source and radio frequency
interference on communication equipment.
69. Deteriorate (verb) become progressively worse. Due to the presence of harmonics, peak value of current
p.121 increases and commutation condition deteriorates.
70. Flux (n) p.121 the action or process of flowing or Since flux is constant, torque is contributed only by the
flowing out. average value of current.

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