With regard to its construction and winding connection of its passive rotor, the threephase asynchronous motor is also referred to as a squirrel-cage motor or squirrel-cage rotor (motor).
Comparable
with a rotating transformer and in accordance with its mode of action,
the term induction motor is also generally used.
Designs with separate stator windings are referred to as Dahlander-connection or pole-changing motors. A further variant is the slipring rotor (motor).
In this case, the windings of the rotor are connected to three slip rings and are only interconnected using resistors outside the motor.
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