At time t, the excitation voltage to a resolver is 24 V. The shaft angle is 90°. The output signals from the resolver VS1 and VS2 will be

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  1. 12 V and 0 V
  2. 24 V and 0 V
  3. 12 V and 12 V
  4. 24 V and 12 V

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Option 2 : 24 V and 0 V
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Concept:

Resolver generates two secondary voltage for any particular position of the shaft.

Vs2 (t) = (Kvicosθ)sinωt

Vs1 (t) = (Kvisinθ)sinωt

The amplitude of Vs1 (t) and Vs2 (t) at particular ‘t’ are given as,

Vs1 = kvisinθ 

Vs2 = kvicosθ 

Calculation:

Given, k = 1, vi = 24 V

Vs1 = 1 × 24sin(90)

Vs1 =24 V

Vs2 = 1 × 24cos(0)

∴ Vs2 = 0 V 
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