what is the principle of operation of synchronous motor and
generator? explain in detail.
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Answer Posted / satya srinivas
Syn motor - In Syn motors we have to give supply for both stator and rotor. And may rotor have permenant magnetic pole. So magnetic flux will produced in both. Then flux opposition will happen which results rotor to rotate.
When rotor magnetic South pole is attracted by stator north pole or vice vere magnetic locking will occur. Hence rotor will run in synchronous speed with R. M. F. So no slip will be there. It will be used in applications where constant speed is required.
Main draw back of synchronous motor is it's not self starting. seperate self starting mechanisms required.
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