what happens when a DC supply is given to AC motor?
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Answer Posted / rajan raju
WHEN DC SUPPLY IS GIVEN TO THE AC INDUCTION MOTOR THERE IS
NO PRESENCE OF ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD SO MATOR DOES NOT
ROTATE BUT THE FIELD WINDING IS LESS RESISTIVITY SO HIGH
CURRENT WILL BE DROWN AND DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF HIGH
CURRENT MOTOR WILL MAY BE BURNED
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