1. Which motor is preferred in electric shavers?
- Shaded pole motor
- Hysteresis motor
- Reluctance motor
- Universal motor
2. In a single-phase induction motor, the starting torque developed is proportional to
- supply voltage
- (supply voltage)2
- 1/(supply voltage)2
- 1/(supply voltage)
3. Which of the following motor is suitable for frequent starting and stopping?
- Capacitor start motor
- Capacitor start capacitor run motor
- Resistance split phase motor
- All of the above
4. Reluctance torque in rotating machines is present when
- air-gap is not uniform.
- reluctance seen by rotor m.m.f. is constant.
- reluctance seen by rotor m.m.f. varies.
- none of these
5. The repulsion motor starts and runs as a
- split-phase motor
- capacitor-start motor
- repulsion motor
- compound motor
6. A repulsion start induction-run motor runs as an induction motor when the
- commutator segments are short-circuited
- brushes are shifted to a neutral plane
- shorting devices are disconnected
- stator connections are reversed
7. Before a capacitor-start motor can reverse its direction of rotation the
- centrifugal switch must be opened
- running winding must be opened
- starting winding must be connected to the line
- capacitor connections must be changed
8. As compared to a split-phase motor, a capacitor start motor has …….
- higher starting torque
- lower starting torque
- higher running torque
- None of these
9. The commutator in a repulsion motor provides
- armature windings
- stator windings
- short-circuiting device
- starting-winding
10. The m.m.f. produced by a single-phase winding is
- Pulsating and stationary
- Pulsating and rotating
- Constant in amplitude and stationary
- Constant in amplitude and rotating
11. Which of the following motors is most suitable for signalling devices and timer?
- D.C. series motor
- D.C. shunt motor
- Two phase induction motor
- Reluctance motor
12. The squirrel-cage winding of a single-phase motor is placed in the
- Armature
- Stator
- Rotor
- Field
13. Which of the following is the most economical method for starting single-phase motor?
- Capacitor start method
- Split-phase method
- Induction-start method
- Resistance-start method
14. The value of the capacitor in a capacitor start motor controls the
- Starting torque
- Speed of the motor
- Efficiency
- None of these
15. The speed of the rotating magnetic field in an induction motor is known as the
- Slip speed
- Effective speed
- Shaft speed
- Synchronous speed
16. The universal motor speed can be controlled by
- Centrifugal mechanism only
- Resistance method only
- Anyone of the given three methods
- Tapped field method only
17. In a single-phase induction motor the stator winding produces a flux which is
- alternating
- alternating and rotating
- rotating
- constant everywhere
18. A universal motor may be operated by
- Only dc supply
- Only ac supply
- Neither dc nor ac supply
- Both dc supply and ac supply
19. For starting a single-phase induction motor the auxiliary winding and the main winding are spaced apart by
- 270°
- 90°
- 180°
- 0°
20. The torque in a single-phase motor is given by
- backward torque
- forward torque
- forward torque − backward torque
- forward torque + backward torque