For given applied voltage, what will happen if we increase frequency of the applied voltage?
Correct answer: C. Eddy current loss will remain unchanged
- A. Eddy current loss will decrease
- B. Eddy current loss will increase
- C. Eddy current loss will remain unchanged
- D. None of these
Explanation
Eddy Current Loss is represented as We = (Ie)2 x RcoreWhere,We = Eddy Current LossIe = Eddy CurrentRe = Resistance of coreSo, as per equation it neither depends on applied voltage, nor frequency, then it will remain unchanged.
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