A three-phase, variable-speed induction motor is operated from a variable frequency, variable-voltage source which is controlled to

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A three-phase, variable-speed induction motor is operated from a variable frequency, variable-voltage source which is controlled to maintain constant peak air-gap flux density as the frequency of the applied voltage is varied. The motor is to be operated at constant slip frequency while the motor speed is varied between one half rated speed and rated speed.

a. Describe the variation of magnitude and frequency of the applied voltage with speed.

b. Describe how the magnitude and frequency of the rotor currents will vary as the motor speed is varied.

c. How will the motor torque vary with speed?

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Electric Machinery

ISBN: 978-0071230100

6th Edition

Authors: Charles Kingsley, Jr, Stephen D. Umans

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