Asynchronous Motors: Poles and Torques

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This lecture covers the concept of asynchronous motors, focusing on the number of poles and related speeds. It also discusses the starting and stalling torques at different voltages, using the example of a motor with a nominal torque of 620Nm at 3% slip.

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