Type of DC Motor
Direct current motors are named according to the connection of the field winding with the armature. There are three types of DC motor.
1. Shunt wound or shund motor.
2. Series wound or series motor.
3. Compound wound or compound motor.
Shund motor:
This is the most common type of dc motor. The field winding is connected in parallel with the armature, as shown in fig below
DC. Shunt motor |
The current, voltage and Power equations for a shunt motor are written as follows :
Current equation
By KCL at junction. Sum of the incoming currents at junction = sum of the outgoing current at junction.
I = Ia + Ish
Where I = input line current
Ia = armature current
Ish = shunt field current
I = Ia + Ish
Where I = input line current
Ia = armature current
Ish = shunt field current
Voltage equation :
The voltage equation are written by using Kirchhoff's voltage law (KVL).
For field winding circuit
V = Ish × Rsh
For armature winding circuit
V = E + Ia Ra
Power equations :
Power input = mechanical power developed + losses in the armature + loss in the field
VI = Pm+ I²a Ra + I²sh Rsh
= Pm+ I²a Ra + VIsh
Pm = VI - VIsh - I²a Ra
= V( I - Ish ) - I²a Ra
= VIa - I²a Ra
Pm = EIa
Multiplying equation ( V = E + Ia Ra ) by Ia we get,
VIa = EIa + I²a Ra
VIa = Pm + I²a Ra
Where,
VIa = electrical power supplied to the armature of the motor.
Series motor :
In the series motor the field winding is connected in series with the armature. As shown in fig below.
Current equation :
By KCL in fig
I = Ise = Ia
Where Ise = series field current
Voltage equation :
By KVL in fig
V = E + I (Ra + Rse)
Power equations :
Multiplying equation{ V= E + I (Ra + Rse)} by I we get
VI = EI + I²(Ra + Rse)
Power input = mechanical power developed + losses in the armature + losses in the field
VI = Pm + I²a Ra + I²Rse
Comparison of equations VI = EI + I²(Ra + Rse) and VI = Pm + I²a Ra + I²Rse shows that
Pm = EI
Compound motor :
A DC motor having both shunt and series field winding is called a compound motor. It may be a short-shunt compound motor or a long-shund compound motor.
A DC compound motor may be cumulative compounded or differentially compounded . The current relationships for a compound motor can be written by using KCL. The voltage relationships are written by using KVL.
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