what is the basic difference between synchronous
motor,synchronous generator and induction motor
Answer Posted / masoom raza
synchronous motor and generator are same i.e
constant speed type machine but only difference
is that motor consume power and generator produce
power .it is doubly excited.
where induction motor is asynchronous machine.
its singly excited.
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