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AC Series Motor

AC Series Motor: A series motor can be run from either dc or ac (single-phase) supply provided that both stator and rotor cores are laminated to limit the iron-loss. Figure…

Two phase AC Servo Motor

Two phase AC Servo Motor: For a low-power (a few hundred watts) control application, a balanced Two phase AC Servo Motor is ideally suited as it can be driven by…

Difference Between Single Phase and Three Phase Induction Motor

Difference Between Single Phase and Three Phase Induction Motor: Difference Between Single Phase and Three Phase Induction Motor - In a 3-phase induction motor the maximum torque is independent of…

Split Phase Motor

Split Phase Motor: When a motor is provided with two windings, even though these are excited from the same voltage (supply being single-phase), the currents in the two windings can…

Development of a High Efficiency Induction Motor

Development of a High Efficiency Induction Motor: With ever-increasing energy cost the life-time operating cost of an induction motor can be traded against a high efficiency and high capital cost…

Dynamic Modelling of Induction Motor

Dynamic Modelling of Induction Motor: In general, the mechanical time-constant for any machine is much larger than the electrical time constant. Therefore, the Dynamic Modelling of Induction Motor can be…

Standard Types of Squirrel Cage Motors

Standard Types of Squirrel Cage Motors: To cater to the different starting and running requirements of a various industrial applications, several Standard Types of Squirrel Cage Motors are available in…

Double Cage Rotor Induction Motor

Double Cage Rotor Induction Motor: A rotor design, which though more expensive gives still better starting, and running performances than the deep-bar design, is the Double Cage Rotor Induction Motor.…