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+clc;
+// Answer for minimum excitation voltage is given wrong in book
+v=400; // rated voltage of motor
+xd=6; // d-axis synchronous reactance
+xq=4; // q-axis synchronous reactance
+vt=400/sqrt(3); // rated per phase voltage
+p=21; // load carried by motor
+pph=(p/3)*1000; // per phase load carried by motor
+// As per the theory given in question, expression is derived
+// After the derived expression,
+// cos(de)=(vt^2*(xd-xq)*sin(de)^3)/(pph*xd*xq), value of de (load angle is obtained by trial and error method and value of load angle is)
+de=63.2;
+Ef=(pph-(vt^2/2)*((xd-xq)/(xd*xq))*sind(2*de))/((vt/xd)*sind(de));
+printf('Maximum stable load angle is %f degrees\n',de);
+printf('Minimum excitation voltage is %f v\n',Ef);