A. hysteresis loss
B. magnetisation of rotor
C. eddy current loss
D. electromagnetic induction
A. gear trains
B. V-belts
C. brakes
D. chains
A. 100 uF
B. 200 uF
C. 300 uF
D. 400 uF
A. It requires only one winding
B. It can rotate in one direction only
C. It is self-starting
D. It is not self-starting
A. D.C. shunt motor
B. Schrage motor
C. Repulsion start and induction run motor
D. Universal motor
A. It is a reversing motor
B. It is preferred to permanent-split single-value capacitor motor where frequent reversals are required
C. It has low starting as well as rushing currents
D. It has high starting torque
A. secondary winding surrounds the primary winding
B. primary winding surrounds the secondary winding
C. both are usual arrangements
D. none of the above