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For a DC generator, given the load current is 510 ampere, field current is 1.4 ampere. What is the value of armature current?

For a DC generator, given the load current is 510 ampere, field current is 1.4 ampere. What is the value of armature current? Correct Answer 511.4 ampere

For DC generator, Armature Current = Load Current + Field Current Armature Current = 510 + 1.4 = 511.4 ampere.

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