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how a synchronous motor is used as a resistor,capacitor and
an inductor?
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Answer Posted / nilamani umashankar jena
SYNCRONOUS MOTOR AT NOLOAD CONDITION IT BEHAVES LIKE A
CAPACITOR
AT OVER LOAD CONDITION IT BEHAVES LIKE A INDUCTOR
AT NORMAL OPERATING CONDITION,IT BEHAVES LIKE A RESISTOR
THAT IS AT NORMAL CONDITION IT OPERATES IN UNITY POWERFACTOR
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