- (A) inherently self-starting with high torque
- (B) inherently self-starting with low torque
- (C) inherently non-self-starting with low torque
- (D) inherently non-self-starting with high torque
Electrical Engineering Mcqs
- (A) Capacitor run motor
- (B) Shaded pole motor
- (C) Hysteresis motor
- (D) Schrage motor
- (A) Gradually varying load
- (B) Non-reversing, no-load start
- (C) Reversing, light start
- (D) Reversing, heavy start
- (A) 200 to 250 W
- (B) 250 to 500 W
- (C) 50 to 150 W
- (D) 10 to 20 W
- (A) 100 to 150 W
- (B) 40 to 75 W
- (C) 10 to 30 W
- (D) 5 to 10 W
- (A) End play
- (B) Air gap
- (C) Insulation in rotor
- (D) Balancing of rotor
- (A) good power factor
- (B) high efficiency
- (C) minimum cost
- (D) high starting torque
- (A) from main pole to shaded pole
- (B) from shaded pole to main pole
- (C) either of the above depending on voltage
- (D) either of the above depending on power factor
- (A) Resistance start
- (B) Capacitor start capacitor run
- (C) Shaded pole
- (D) Universal
- (A) Repulsion motor
- (B) Shaped pole motor
- (C) Capacitor-start motor
- (D) Split-phase motor
