The torque reaches maximum when the rotor and stator currents are ________with each other.
A) in phase
B) 60 degrees out of phase
C) 120 degrees out of phase
D) 150 degrees out of phase

Question

The torque reaches maximum when the rotor and stator currents are  ________with each other.
A) in phase
B) 60 degrees out of phase
C) 120 degrees out of phase
D) 150 degrees out of phase

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The torque in an electric motor is maximized when the rotor and stator currents are in phase, as this alignment ensures the most efficient transfer of energy and maximizes the magnetic interaction between the rotor and stator.

The Torque Reaches Maximum When the Rotor and Stator Currents