Iron loss in the rotor is negligible. This is due to – McqOptions

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1.	Iron loss in the rotor is negligible. This is due to
A.	very low frequency of emf induced in the rotor
B.	very low emf induced in the rotor
C.	very low flux density in rotor parts
D.	laminated core
Answer» B. very low emf induced in the rotor

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