Selected Problems of the Asynchronous Drive Control with the Three-Phase Soft-Start System

Krzysztof Olesiak

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.210.245

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Selected Problems of the Asynchronous Drive Control with the Three-Phase Soft-Start System

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The paper presents a design of a computer measuring system for the recording and visualisation of selected parameters of an AC motor. Such parameters are characterised and the principles of their configuration are stated for a three-phase soft-start system. The measuring experiments were performed on the drive during the start-up. The results are represented as time characteristics of the phase to-phase voltage, of phase current and of rotational speed.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 210)

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Krzysztof Olesiak

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Asynchronous Drive, Computer Measuring System, Three-Phase Soft-Start System

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