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Linear commutation means the current in the commutating coil

  • A.does not reverse at all during the period
  • B.reverses twice within the commutation period
  • C.reverses uniformly through the commutation period
  • D.reverses entirely in the last instant of the period

Answer: C

Correct answer: reverses uniformly through the commutation period

Linear commutation is the ideal: the current changes at a constant rate and reaches its full reversed value exactly as contact is broken, so no energy remains in the coil’s inductance and no arc is drawn. Real commutation lags behind this because of the reactance voltage the reversal itself induces.

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