Part-1(a)
Part-1(b)
Part-1(c) If a 300 ohm resistance is connected across the field winding terminal, then there will not be any change in motor speed. But if it would have been connected in series with the field winding then there would be change in speed.
Since 300 ohm resistance is connected across the field winding, the scenario is like a voltage source connected across two parallel resistance of 200 ohm and 300 ohm respectively, therefore field winding current would remain same and hence the flux will remain same and therefore speed will remain same.
Problem 2 A separately excited DC motor is characterized by the followng intormation Armature res...
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