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The leakage flux paths are ________ on the angular position of the rotor.

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The leakage flux paths are ________ on the angular position of the rotor.

(a) Dependent

(b) Proportional

(c) Independent

(d) Dependent and independent

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My doubt stems from DC Motors in portion Characteristics of DC & AC Motors of Electric Drives

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Correct answer is (c) Independent

For explanation I would say: Leakage flux and leakage reactance are constant irrespective of rotor angular position. Armature reaction though is dependent on the angular position of the rotor in salient pole machine but in cylindrical rotor machine, both the quantities are independent of rotor position.

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