In case of DC servomotor the back-emf is equivalent to an “electric friction” which tends to :

Slowly decrease stability of the motor

Vary rapidly decrease stability of the motor

In case of DC servomotor the back-emf is equivalent to an “electric

1.	In case of DC servomotor the back-emf is equivalent to an “electric friction” which tends to :
A.	Improve stability of the motor
B.	Slowly decrease stability of the motor
C.	Vary rapidly decrease stability of the motor
D.	Have no effect on stability
Answer» B. Slowly decrease stability of the motor

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