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    This document describes how a rotating magnetic field is generated in an induction motor to produce torque. It shows the magnetic field orientation from three phases (a, b, c) at different times (t=0, 90, 180, 270). The magnetic fields from the three phases are spaced 120 degrees apart and their magnitudes are set up to produce a net magnetic field that rotates over time. Vector diagrams and equations show how the superposition of the three phase magnetic fields results in a rotating magnetic flux that induces current in the rotor and produces torque to turn the shaft.

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    This document describes how a rotating magnetic field is generated in an induction motor to produce torque. It shows the magnetic field orientation from three phases (a, b, c) at different times (t=0, 90, 180, 270). The magnetic fields from the three phases are spaced 120 degrees apart and their magnitudes are set up to produce a net magnetic field that rotates over time. Vector diagrams and equations show how the superposition of the three phase magnetic fields results in a rotating magnetic flux that induces current in the rotor and produces torque to turn the shaft.

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    Rotating Mag Field

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    Nagesh Samane
    This document describes how a rotating magnetic field is generated in an induction motor to produce torque. It shows the magnetic field orientation from three phases (a, b, c) at different times (t=0, 90, 180, 270). The magnetic fields from the three phases are spaced 120 degrees apart and their magnitudes are set up to produce a net magnetic field that rotates over time. Vector diagrams and equations show how the superposition of the three phase magnetic fields results in a rotating magnetic flux that induces current in the rotor and produces torque to turn the shaft.

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    t=0 t = 90 t = 180 t = 270

    a= red
    b= yellow
    c= blue

    ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD


    a
    Fb
    b’ c’

    Fa Fr

    c b
    Fc
    a’

    At t = 0

    2
    a

    b’ c’

    c
    b
    Fb Fc
    a’

    Fr

    t = 90

    3
    a
    Fc
    b’ c’

    Fr
    Fa

    c b
    Fb
    a’

    t = 180

    4
    Fr

    a
    Fc Fb

    b’ c’

    c b

    a’

    t = 270

    5
    6
    7
    Current setups the mmf at 120deg
    from each other and spaced along
    the magnetic axes of a,b,c phases.
    8
    induction motor
    9
    Bnet (t )  Ba (t )  Bb (t )  Bc (t )

     BM sin(t )0  BM sin(t  120)120  BM sin(t  240)240

     BM sin(t )xˆ
    3
    [0.5 BM sin(t  120)]xˆ  [ BM sin(t  120)]yˆ
    2
    3
    [0.5 BM sin(t  240)]xˆ  [ BM sin(t  240)]yˆ
    2

    ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD


    ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD
    1 3 1 3
    Bnet (t )  [ BM sin(t )  BM sin(t )  BM cos(t )  BM sin(t )  BM cos(t )]xˆ
    4 4 4 4
    3 3 3 3
    [ BM sin(t )  BM cos(t )  BM sin(t )  BM cos(t )]yˆ
    4 4 4 4

     [1.5BM sin(t )]xˆ  [1.5BM cos(t )]yˆ


    TORQUE

    12
    induction motor

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