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Split-phase motors operate on the principle of a _____ magnetic field.

A generator containing both series and shunt fields is called a _____ generator.

The universal motor has a wound armature and brushes like an AC motor, as well as an added component, the _____.

In a generator, the _____ permits part of the current that normally flows through the series field to flow through the resistor.

Shunt generators contain only a shunt field winding connected in _____ with the armature.

A compound generator has both series and shunt field windings. When those windings are connected so their fields oppose each other in the production of magnetism, that connection is called _____.

A single-phase synchronous motor is sometimes referred to as a(n) _____ motor.

The output voltage of a generator is usually controlled by the amount of _____.

The _____ winding is made of many turns of small wire and is located at the top of the stator core of a split-phase motor.

What is the component of a DC generator that converts the armature AC into DC?