How an Electric Motor works Based on the video, answer the following questions regarding the principle of a simple electric motor. External and internal pictures of actual motors 1. Using the diagram below, label the parts of a simple motor. N S 2. Enumerate and discuss the functions of the basic parts of an electric motor. 3. What is torque (as applied to motors)? How can a motor produce a stronger torque?

How an Electric Motor works Based on the video, answer the following questions regarding the principle of a simple electric motor. External and internal pictures of actual motors 1. Using the diagram below, label the parts of a simple motor. N S 2. Enumerate and discuss the functions of the basic parts of an electric motor. 3. What is torque (as applied to motors)? How can a motor produce a stronger torque?

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

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