EMF EQUATION:
T = no. of turns in the coil connected in series in each phase
ф = Flux per pole (Weber)
p = no. of poles
N = rotor speed (RPM)
Magnetic flux cut by a conductor in one revolution of rotor poles = p ф
Time taken by the rotor poles to make one revolution = 60/N
Flux cut per second by a conductor = pN ф /60
Speed N = 120f/p
Flux cut per second = 2f ф
If the coil has T turns/phase, the no. of conductors/phase = 2T
Eav = 4fT ф
For a sinusoidally distributed flux, the emf will also sinusoidal
Erms = Eav * 1.11
E = 4.44fT ф (volts)
Actually available voltage/phase is E = 4.44KcKdfT ф
T = no. of turns in the coil connected in series in each phase
ф = Flux per pole (Weber)
p = no. of poles
N = rotor speed (RPM)
Magnetic flux cut by a conductor in one revolution of rotor poles = p ф
Time taken by the rotor poles to make one revolution = 60/N
Flux cut per second by a conductor = pN ф /60
Speed N = 120f/p
Flux cut per second = 2f ф
If the coil has T turns/phase, the no. of conductors/phase = 2T
Eav = 4fT ф
For a sinusoidally distributed flux, the emf will also sinusoidal
Erms = Eav * 1.11
E = 4.44fT ф (volts)
Actually available voltage/phase is E = 4.44KcKdfT ф
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