Lecture

Asynchronous Motor: Voltage Equations

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Description

This lecture covers the definition of slip in asynchronous motors, the concept of rotating field, equivalent windings, and voltage equations for stator and rotor. It explains the relationship between slip, rotor speed, and pulsation, as well as the statoric and rotor voltage and current pulsation.

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