DC Generator Objective Questions Quiz
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Free online quiz on DC Generator theory which includes losses of dc generator, construction, types and operation of DC Generator.
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
1 pointsIn Compound Generator Which of the following losses are constant?
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1 pointsIf a DC Generator is Operated at lower speed than rated speed, the DC generator …………..
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1 pointsThe voltage of a DC Generator can be controlled by …………
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1 pointsWhich of the following generator part changes the induced AC voltage to the DC voltage at generator terminals?
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1 pointsIn DC Generator, which of the following is the effect of armature reaction?
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1 pointsWhich of the following is not required in DC generator to generate DC Voltage?
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1 pointsThe torque developed in DC Generator is inversely proportional to armature current.
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Torque = K Ψf Ia
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1 pointsWhich of the following DC Generator is used when a constant output voltage is required?
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1 pointsIn DC Generator, The armature current is inversely proportional to load current.
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1 pointsIn DC Series generator, the terminal voltage changes with the change in load current.
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