Or (a) For a compound de generator, there are three windings which are shunt field winding, series field winding and amature winding. Here, the winding resistances are Rah , Ra, and Ra respectively and the currents of the windings are Ia , Ia, and Ia respectively. The current Ím is parallel to series field curent Ise. For a generated voltage Eg, if the terminal voltage and terminal current at load are V and IL respectively, show that, the difference between generated voltage and terminal voltage equals to the combination of multiple resistive voltage drops which are IRa, IR2, IR, and IRe.

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(a) For a compound de generator, there are three windings which are shunt field
winding, series field winding and amature winding. Here, the winding
resistances are Rah , Ra, and Ra respectively and the currents of the windings
are Ia , Ia, and Ia respectively. The current Ím is parallel to series field curent
Ise. For a generated voltage Eg, if the terminal voltage and terminal current at
load are V and IL respectively, show that, the difference between generated
voltage and terminal voltage equals to the combination of multiple resistive
voltage drops which are IRa, IR2, IR, and IRe.
Transcribed Image Text:Or (a) For a compound de generator, there are three windings which are shunt field winding, series field winding and amature winding. Here, the winding resistances are Rah , Ra, and Ra respectively and the currents of the windings are Ia , Ia, and Ia respectively. The current Ím is parallel to series field curent Ise. For a generated voltage Eg, if the terminal voltage and terminal current at load are V and IL respectively, show that, the difference between generated voltage and terminal voltage equals to the combination of multiple resistive voltage drops which are IRa, IR2, IR, and IRe.
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