When A.C. supply is given to a
D.C. motor, 1)In case of Series connection of armature winding and field
winding , it may run. 2)But, In case of parallel connection , it won't rotate
at all and will start humming and will create vibrations, as a torque produced
by positive and negative cycle will cancel out each other. D.C. motor will be
heated up. When D.C. supply is given to an AC. motor , 1) D.C. supply will not
produce rotating magnetic field , hence motor will not run. 2) If rated voltage
is given (in D.C. form), there will be only resistance of the winding will
affect the D.C. current , whereas in case of a.c. supply, impedance will affect
the A.C. current. Now, resistance of winding will always be less than total
impedance. Hence, larger amount of current will flow (with compare to A.C.
current) through the winding and will damage the winding.
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