A.C. series motor as compared to D.C. series motor has__________?

Correct answer: E. all of the above

  • A. smaller brush width
  • B. less number of field turns
  • C. more number of armature turns
  • D. less air gap
  • E. all of the above

Explanation

An AC series motor uses fewer field turns, more armature turns, a smaller air gap, and narrower brushes than a comparable DC series motor to reduce reactance, losses, and sparking. Hence all the listed modifications apply.

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