lecture 36 - Induction motor
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great teaching!
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Amazing lecture.I am a fluid power engineer and i was always confused about 3 phase supply and induction motors.hats off to Mr.Umanand for teaching a complicated subject in a easy and understandable way :)
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u could show motors in easy presentation ,, gr8 work ,, keep t up ,,
thnx ,,
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the lecture is great ....... its very boring......other than that great work !!!! thank you
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as @ACHamp35 mentioned before the induced current should com towards the viewer ,because one should use the apparent movement of the conducter in the RHR (rotor conductor is not moving) The LHR can only deliver a force in the direction of the rotating field if the current is in the direction of the viewer
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nice style of teaching...
thanks ..
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@AChamp35 I think he got the direction of the induced current backwards. If the rotation of B field is counterclockwise and the direction of the wire (from a viewpoint that its moving) is clockwise. Hence, using the righthand rule, the induced current should be out of the page. Then, the force exerted on the induced current should be in the counter-clockwise direction using the left hand rule.
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@AChamp35 : i used to memorize Flemings Rule by " My Ferrari Car "
thumb for MY and it represents Mechanical Force
fore finger for FERRARI and it represents Field
middle finger CAR and it represents Current :)
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22:00 Sir flemings left hand should be used with Force as thumb, fore finger as field and middle finger as current ?
THIS IS WHAT INDIAN TEACHING IS . I AM PROUD OF HIM. THANK YOU SIR FOR UR EXPLAINATION
coolnick92 1 year ago 14
greetings from pakistan dear prof L.Umanand
you have done a great job this is very useful material thank you very much
harry92938 5 months ago 7