Which of the following is true in the phasor diagrams drawn according to the ohmic, inductive and capacitive operating states of the round pole synchronous generator a) Due to the voltage Efd, the excitation current is large in capacitive operation and small in ohmic operation b) Due to the voltage Efd, the excitation current is large in ohmic operation and small in inductive operation c) Due to the voltage Efd, the excitation current is small in capacitive operation and large in inductive operation. d) Due to the voltage Efd, the excitation current is large in capacitive operation and small in inductive operation.

Which of the following is true in the phasor diagrams drawn according to the ohmic, inductive and capacitive operating states of the round pole synchronous generator a) Due to the voltage Efd, the excitation current is large in capacitive operation and small in ohmic operation b) Due to the voltage Efd, the excitation current is large in ohmic operation and small in inductive operation c) Due to the voltage Efd, the excitation current is small in capacitive operation and large in inductive operation. d) Due to the voltage Efd, the excitation current is large in capacitive operation and small in inductive operation.

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Chapter7: Symmetrical Faults

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