Physics · Electrical Machines
What happens to the rotor of a synchronous motor when the mechanical load on it is increased?
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- 1The rotor falls back in phase by a greater load angle✓
- 2The rotor falls back in speed by a greater load angle
- 3The rotor falls back in phase by a smaller load angle
- 4The rotor falls back in speed by a smaller load angle
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The rotor falls back in phase by a greater load angle
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