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    This document contains preliminary instructions for Lab 3 of the EEE20005 Electrical Machines course at Swinburne University. It asks students to (1) calculate the motor constant Km using no-load test results, and calculate motor speeds with different field currents, and (2) define critical field resistance for a shunt DC generator and explain why the shunt field resistance must be smaller than the critical field resistance.

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    This document contains preliminary instructions for Lab 3 of the EEE20005 Electrical Machines course at Swinburne University. It asks students to (1) calculate the motor constant Km using no-load test results, and calculate motor speeds with different field currents, and (2) define critical field resistance for a shunt DC generator and explain why the shunt field resistance must be smaller than the critical field resistance.

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    Swinburne University of Technology

    Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology

    EEE20005 Electrical Machines

    Lab 3: DC Machine

    Preliminary:

    1. Given the no-load test results of a DC shunt motor:

    Speed: 3000rpm
    Applied voltage: 300V
    Field current: 0.25A

    a. Calculate the motor constant Km, where Km = Kφ.


    b. If the applied voltage is unchanged, the field current is adjusted to (1). 0.125A
    (half of the previous field current (0.25A) and (2). 0.5A (double of the previous
    field current (0.25A), calculate motor speed of each case. Assumed that magnetic
    flux (φ) is proportional to field current.

    2. For a shunt DC generator, define the concept of critical field resistance. Explain why
    the shunt field resistance of the generator must be smaller than the critical field
    resistance.

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