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    This document discusses power losses in electrical systems. It defines the absorbed power (Pa) as equal to the voltage (U) multiplied by the total current (I). It also defines the joule losses from excitation (Pjex) as equal to the resistance (R) multiplied by the excitation current squared (Iex2). The joule losses from the induced coil (Pjind) are equal to the resistance (r) multiplied by the current (l) squared. The constant losses (PC) are equal to the friction (Pf) and mechanical (Pm) losses. The useful power (Pu) is equal to the torque (T) multiplied by the angular velocity (u) multiplied by the rotation (

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    This document discusses power losses in electrical systems. It defines the absorbed power (Pa) as equal to the voltage (U) multiplied by the total current (I). It also defines the joule losses from excitation (Pjex) as equal to the resistance (R) multiplied by the excitation current squared (Iex2). The joule losses from the induced coil (Pjind) are equal to the resistance (r) multiplied by the current (l) squared. The constant losses (PC) are equal to the friction (Pf) and mechanical (Pm) losses. The useful power (Pu) is equal to the torque (T) multiplied by the angular velocity (u) multiplied by the rotation (

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    MOTEUR

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    MOHAMED BOUGHRFI
    This document discusses power losses in electrical systems. It defines the absorbed power (Pa) as equal to the voltage (U) multiplied by the total current (I). It also defines the joule losses from excitation (Pjex) as equal to the resistance (R) multiplied by the excitation current squared (Iex2). The joule losses from the induced coil (Pjind) are equal to the resistance (r) multiplied by the current (l) squared. The constant losses (PC) are equal to the friction (Pf) and mechanical (Pm) losses. The useful power (Pu) is equal to the torque (T) multiplied by the angular velocity (u) multiplied by the rotation (

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    absorbée (W) d'excitation d'induit constante

    Pa = U I + Uex Iex
    Pu = T u Ω
    Pjind = r l2 PC = Pf + Pm

    Pa = U I' Pu = T u Ω
    Sachant que Pjex = R I2ex Pjind = r l2 PC = Pf + Pm
    I'= I + Iex
    Donc
    Pa = U (I + Iex )

    Pu = T u Ω
    Pa = U I Pjex = R I2 Pjind = r l2 PC = Pf + Pm

    Pu = T u Ω
    Pa = U I' Pjex =RsI2 + RdI2d Pjind = r l2 PC = Pf + Pm

    Pu = T u Ω
    Pa = U I' Pjex =RsI'2 + RdI2d Pjind = r l2 PC = Pf + Pm

    Pu = T u Ω
    Pa = U I null Pjind = r l2 PC = Pf + Pm

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