AC Motors:
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Synchronous Motors Induction motors ± Squirrel cage Single cage Double cage ± Slip ring induction motors. Induction motors are also available which work in single-phase. ± Split phase induction motor ± Capacitor induction motors, ± Universal induction motors, ± shaded pole induction motors, ± Repulsion motors. Motors are also classified ± According to speed ± According to mounting ± According to duty cycle ± According to enclosure
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Works on the induction principle, so is called aninduction motor. It has a rotor and a stator. AC supply is given to the stator. Stationary coils in the stator produces magnetic fluxrotating in nature when supplied with polyphase supply. Rotating flux induces currents when linked with shortedrotor conductors and produce a current. This current interacts with the rotating magnetic field of the stator, which produces a mechanical force.
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± The stationary part. ± Consists of silicon steel laminations insulated withvarnish coating or paper. ± Slots are cut all around the periphery of thelaminations for housing the winding. ± The laminations are fitted in the frame or body of the motor with nut and bolts. ± The symmetrical winding is wound for 2,4,6 polesdepending the speed required. ± Winding terminals are brought out and terminatedin the terminal box. .
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