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MACHINE

Machine

A machine is an equipment which converts one form of energy into another form.
1.AC machine
2.DC machine
Irrespective to AC and DC a machine mainly consists of 2 parts 
1.ROTOR: It is the rotating part of a machine.This rotation is due to the interaction between windings and magnetic filed and the torque produced due to this.
There are different types of rotors
-Slip ring Rotor
-Squirrel cage Rotor
-Wound Rotor
-Salient pole Rotor
2.STATOR:It is the stationary part of a machine.The main parts of a stator are
-Stator frame
-Stator Core
-Stator windings

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