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WHY EXCITATION OF SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE IS DC NOT AC
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Yes we can have a ac in rotor.But then we will not call it as a rotor.It will be stationary but this rotor has to be connected to a 3phase supply .Then it will produce a rotating magnetic field which will interact with the stator and create emf.
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