Video three-phase asynchronous motor
Based on the principles of electromagnetism, we explain in a graphic and intuitive way the operation of an asynchronous induction motor, and its speed as a function of the number of pairs of poles. Three-phase asynchronous motor.
Asynchronous or induction motors are a type of alternating current motor in which the electrical current in the rotor necessary to produce torque is induced by electromagnetic induction from the magnetic field of the stator coil. Therefore an induction motor does not require mechanical commutation apart from its excitation itself or for all or part of the energy transferred from the stator to the rotor, as in universal motors, DC motors and large synchronous motors.
Video three-phase asynchronous motor
Based on the principles of electromagnetism, we explain in a graphic and intuitive way the operation of an asynchronous induction motor, and its speed as a function of the number of pairs of poles. Three-phase asynchronous motor.
Asynchronous or induction motors are a type of alternating current motor in which the electrical current in the rotor necessary to produce torque is induced by electromagnetic induction from the magnetic field of the stator coil. Therefore an induction motor does not require mechanical commutation apart from its excitation itself or for all or part of the energy transferred from the stator to the rotor, as in universal motors, DC motors and large synchronous motors.
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