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Describe the following terms of an electrical motor and the its use. 1. Core 2. Rotor(shaft)...

Describe the following terms of an electrical motor and the its use. 1. Core 2. Rotor(shaft) 3. Commutator 4. Slots 5. Windings 6. End bell

7. Cooling Fan 8. Motor Housing 9. Terminal Box 10.End bell with connections

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