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1. An electrical generator is a device that converts ___ energy into ___ energy
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2. The basic theory of electrical generation was discovered by ___ in 1831
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DC Theory 29

DC Generators and Motors

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1. An electrical generator is a device that converts ___ energy into ___ energy mechanical, electrical
2. The basic theory of electrical generation was discovered by ___ in 1831 Faraday
3. DC current flows in ___ direction in a conductor, while AC current flows in ___ directions one, both
4. Inducing a voltage into a conductor by passing it through a magnetic field is called ___ electromagnetic induction
5. There must be relative ___ between the conductor and the magnetic field in order to have a voltage induced motion
6. In order to induce one volt into a single conductor, ___ lines of flux must be cut in ___ 108, one second
7. The ___ makes up all non-rotating electrical parts of a generator or motor stator
8. At the start, or 0 degree position, of the armature rotation cycle induced EMF is ___ volts zero
9. The magnitude of voltage produced by electromagnetic induction can be increased by increasing the number of ___ in the wire that cuts the field loops
10. Voltage can also be increased by making the ___ stronger or by increasing the ___ of the wire magnetic field, speed ( answer given??) (I think) number of loops (page 213
11. What are some sources of mechanical energy used to turn the rotor of a generator water, wind, fossil fuels, nuclear, manpower
12. Which of the sources of mechanical energy must be converted into another form in order to turn the rotor fossil fuels and nuclear
13. Most modern commercial electric power is produced by __ electromagnetic induction
14. Electrical generators produce __ voltage AC
15. How is the voltage removed from an AC generator and applied to an external circuit slip rings
16. In DC machines a ___ is used instead of slip rings commutator
17. A commutator converts the ___ generated in the armature winding to a ___ output from the generator AC, DC
18. What rule relates motion, direction of magnetic field, and direction of current flow for electromagnetic induction left hand rule for generators
19. Applying the rule stated in question18, the middle finger indicates the direction of __- induced into the ___ current, armature
20. Electromagnetic induction can also be accomplished by moving a ___ across a ___ magnetic field, conductor
21. Explain how the commutator converts alternating current into direct current pulsates AC to look like DC
22. How much voltage is indued into the loop at the 1/2 turn or 180 degree position of the rotation zero
23. At what point(s) in the rotation of the armature is the maximum positive voltage induced 90 degrees
24. At what degree of rotation in a generator cycle is the maximum negative voltage produced 270
25. In a period of one second, a loop cuts 12 webers of flux. How much voltage would be induced into the loop V = wb/1
26. In DC motors and generator, the armature is the ___ and the field is the ___ rotor, stator
27. The armature is always the ___ on DC machines rotor
28. A commutator will have ___ pair(s) of segments for each coil in the armature one
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