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A new parameter identification method for induction machines.

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1998
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Abstract

The present paper describes a new parameter identification method for induction machines. This method requires only a start-up test during which speed as well as stator currents and voltages are measured. The processing ot these quantities by identification procedure allows the computation of the parameters of the equivalent circuits of different types of induction machines.

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