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    This lab document discusses AC machines and their components. It explains that AC machines have a rotating rotor and stationary stator, with stator windings in slots of the stator. The rotor may or may not have windings. There are two main types of AC machines: synchronous machines, where the rotor current is provided by a separate DC source, and asynchronous/induction machines, where the rotor current is induced from the stator winding through transformer action. Synchronous generators have an output frequency locked to the rotor speed, while synchronous motors run with a frequency synchronized to the rotor speed.

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    This lab document discusses AC machines and their components. It explains that AC machines have a rotating rotor and stationary stator, with stator windings in slots of the stator. The rotor may or may not have windings. There are two main types of AC machines: synchronous machines, where the rotor current is provided by a separate DC source, and asynchronous/induction machines, where the rotor current is induced from the stator winding through transformer action. Synchronous generators have an output frequency locked to the rotor speed, while synchronous motors run with a frequency synchronized to the rotor speed.

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    Lab 12

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    Muhammad Adnan
    This lab document discusses AC machines and their components. It explains that AC machines have a rotating rotor and stationary stator, with stator windings in slots of the stator. The rotor may or may not have windings. There are two main types of AC machines: synchronous machines, where the rotor current is provided by a separate DC source, and asynchronous/induction machines, where the rotor current is induced from the stator winding through transformer action. Synchronous generators have an output frequency locked to the rotor speed, while synchronous motors run with a frequency synchronized to the rotor speed.

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    Lab #12

    To study different types of AC machines

    Theory :
    The rotating part of AC machines is called rotator .while the static part is called as
    stator .There are slots on the stator, where windings, called stator windings is placed .

     The rotor may or may not have windings


     If it has windings is called as rotor (field) winding which are energized with different dc
    source
     Conventionally there are two types of of AC machines
    1.synchronous machines
    2.Asynchronous machines (or induction machines )
     Synchronous machine :
    Synchronous machines the field (rotor) current is provide by
    separate DC source
     Asynchronous machine :
    In asynchronous machines the field current is provide from the
    stator winding DC through transformer action. (induction)
     Synchronous generator :
    The frequency of generator emf is synchronous or locked with
    the rotational speed of rotor
     Synchronous motor :
    The frequency of provide source is synchronized with the
    rotational speed of the rotor

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