If the salient pole rotor in a single phase reluctance motor is replaced by a cylindrical rotor, then Which of the following statements are true?(i) reluctance offered to stator flux remains constant for all rotor positions(ii) no reluctance torque will be developed(iii) reluctance torque will be developed(iv) reluctance offered to stator flux changes for all rotor positions

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Magnetic Circuits topics include: Singly exicted magnetic systems and energy conversion principles.   A singly-excited system is one which consists of only one electrically energized coil to produce working magnetic field in the machine or any other electromechanical energy conversion device. Hence, the singly-excited system requires only one electrical input. The principle of electromechanical energy conversion states that when an electric current passes through a conductor in a magnetic field, the conductor moves. This movement can be used to convert electrical energy into mechanical... Show more

If the salient pole rotor in a single phase reluctance motor is replaced by a cylindrical rotor, then Which of the following statements are true?<br /><br />(i) reluctance offered to stator flux remains constant for all rotor positions<br />(ii) no reluctance torque will be developed<br />(iii) reluctance torque will be developed<br />(iv) reluctance offered to stator flux changes for all rotor positions






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