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Miscellaneous › Others › DC Motor › you are absolutely correct

July 14, 2011 at 2:11 pm #6451
sourabh
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you are absolutely correct that when supply stops motor still rotates because of inertia. And when subjeccted to  +ve terminals it stops with no inertia effect. This is because of electrical locking/ self locking of the motor. When +ve potential is applied across the motor then magnetic field produced by the stator of the dc motor will not let the rotator to rotate. 

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