WHY CAN WE NOT CHAGE SPEED OF SYNCHRONOUS
MOTOR...............................JUSTIFY
Answer Posted / mridul pandey
synchronous speed Ns=(120*frequency)/number of poles. Since
frequency and number of poles are constant and hence the
synchronous speed is constant and cannot be changed.
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