Reversing DC Motors
A DC motor can be reversed by changing the _____ of either the armature winding or the field winding?
What is polarity?
The rotating part of a DC motor consisting of the laminated core with slots for the coils, the main shaft, and the commutator and brushes.
What is an Armature?
A voltage induced in the windings that is opposite in polarity to that of the power supply.
What is countervoltage/Counter EMF (CEMF) ?
the Reverse braking process is often referred to as ________?
What is Plugging?
A ring made of insulated segments that keep the armature windings in the correct polarity to interact with the main fields.
What is a commutator?
A permanent magnet motor uses permanent magnets instead of ?
What are Field Windings?
DC motors and DC ________ are very similar to each other and in certain situations may be interchanged.
What is Generators?
A _____ is an extended, flexible connection or a braided copper conductor.
What is a Pigtail?
A series motor has the field windings in series with the _______ windings.
What is Armature?
A permanent magnet DC motor can be reversed by changing the polarity of the source _______?
What is Power?
The stationary part of a DC motor is called ?
What is the Field Frame?
An Armature includes a ___________ and brushes to switch DC current as the armature rotates through the field.
What is a Commutator?
Name the 2 electrical braking methods that utilize resistors in their braking process.
What are Regenerative and Dynamic braking?
Which DC Motor classification has a series field and a shunt field?
What is Compound?
_________ is the line through the armature cross section that is perpendicular to the maximum amount of magnetic flux.
Neutral plane