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A stepper motor is to be designed to meet the following requirements: → The stator must have 3 phases → The required full step size is 5° Determine the number of rotor poles. 

          A stepper motor is to be designed to meet the following requirements: → The stator must have 3 phases → The required full step size is 5° Determine the number of rotor poles.

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University Physics with Modern Physics
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A stepper motor is to be designed to meet the following requirements: → The stator must have 3 phases → The required full step size is 5° Determine the number of rotor poles.
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00:01 Here in this question first we can write down the given data that is the value of m phase that is equal to 4 the step motion is given in the question that is the step angle alpha is equal to 18 the number of rotor pole that is equal to 3 now we can find out the step motion that is equal to 360 degree divided by small m into nr so the value of nr is comes out that is 360 degree divided by 18 into 4 so the value of nr is equal to 5 so the sequence of the step motor is we can write here a small block diagram so this is the step motor it is connected…
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