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How to distinguish between the armature wires with the field wires of a Dc motor ?
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Answer Posted / mrinal kumar
see, starting current is very high in dc motor & is nearly equal to the supply voltage. and since supply is given to the field winding so you can say starting current is high in field winding and thus its reistance value is very small or negligible. Armature current flowing through armature winding is connected to the load so depending upon the load current its value fluctuates.
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