Three-phase motor
An electrical motor load connected to its switching and protective equipment.
A separately excited DC motor has a documented field circuit supplied separately from the armature circuit.
A separately excited DC motor has a documented field circuit supplied separately from the armature circuit. The schematic must show both supplies and their relevant controls.
Separately excited and series-excited motors do not share the same field-current path.
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