(Solved): below is a tip for question 11-3 Write the expressions for LkJ as functions of m, where k ...
below is a tip for question
11-3 Write the expressions for LkJ as functions of θm, where k≡a,b,c and J≡A,B,C.
11−3 - All answers will take the form of Lkj=Lm1 phase ⋅K where K is a function of θm (rotor position).
The problem statement asks us to write expressions for LkJ as functions of ?m, where k can take values a, b, or c, and J can take values A, B, or C. We are given a tip that all the answers will take the form of Lkj = Lm1_phase ? K, where K is a function of ?m (rotor position).To solve this, we need to determine the specific form of the function K for each combination of k and J. Let's go through the process:Start with the given form: Lkj = Lm1_phase ? K.For k ? a and J ? A:
We need to determine the function K_aA(?m) that relates L_aA to ?m. This function might involve mathematical operations, such as trigonometric functions, polynomial functions, or any other relevant operations that capture the relationship between L_aA and ?m.