BASIS | AC MOTOR | DC MOTOR |
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Nature of the Input Current | Alternating Current is the main input power in the AC motor | Direct Current is the main input power in the DC motor |
Supply Sources | Three-phase or single-phase power from the supply mains | Energy is obtained from batteries, cells, etc. |
Commutation Process | Absent in AC motor | Present in DC motor |
Supply Phase | Both single-phase and three-phase supply are used | Only single-phase supply is used |
Number of terminals | There are 3 input terminals RYB. | There are two input terminals Positive and negative |
Carbon brushes | No carbon brushes | There are carbon brushes in the DC Motor |
Applications | Suitable for large and industrial applications | DC motor is used in small and domestic applications |
Starting | AC Motor is not self-starting. It requires some external starting equipment | DC Motor is self-starting |
Position of Armature | The Armature is stationary and the magnetic field rotates | The armature rotates while the magnetic field remains stationary. |
Maintenance cost | Less expensive as compared to DC Motor | DC Motor maintenance is more expensive. |
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