Electrical Engineering · Electrical Machines
A synchronous motor is not self-starting because:
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- 1The direction of rotation is not fixed
- 2The average torque exerted on the rotor over a complete cycle is zero✓
- 3The direction of torque remains the same after each half cycle
- 4The average torque exerted on the rotor is very high
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The average torque exerted on the rotor over a complete cycle is zero
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