A DC motor runs from 110 V with an armature current of 10 A. The armature resistance is 0.5 Ω. Find the developed (electromagnetic) power Pdev.
DC motors worksheet with answers
A DC motor turns at 1450 rpm, and its back-EMF at that speed is 43.2 V. Find the motor constant k in V·s/rad.
A DC motor (k = 0.8 V·s/rad, Ra = 2 Ω) runs from 110 V. At full load it draws 5 A. Neglecting the no-load current, find its speed regulation SR = (n₀ − nFL)/nFL in percent.
A DC motor (k = 0.1 V·s/rad, Ra = 0.4 Ω) runs from 24 V. At full load it draws 5 A. Neglecting the no-load current, find its speed regulation SR = (n₀ − nFL)/nFL in percent.
A DC motor (k = 1 V·s/rad, Ra = 0.25 Ω) on a fixed 240 V supply drives a load of 30 N·m. Find the series resistance Rs that slows it down to 300 rpm.
A separately excited DC motor on 120 V (Ra = 0.4 Ω) runs at 1000 rpm with an armature current of 40 A. The load changes and the current becomes 10 A, with the field unchanged. Find the new speed n2.
Answer key
- 1. Pdev = 1050 W
- 2. k = 0.2845 V·s/rad
- 3. SR = 10 %
- 4. SR = 9.091 %
- 5. Rs = 6.703 Ω
- 6. n2 = 1115 rpm
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