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HYSTERESIS MOTOR [1 record]

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Record 1 2014-06-20

English

Subject field(s)
  • Electric Motors
CONT

For a hysteresis motor, the rotor is typically a cylinder of magnetically hard steel without any windings or teeth. Stator windings are usually a split capacitor type, with the capacitor chosen to approximate two phase operation as closely as possible.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Moteurs électriques
CONT

Dans le moteur à hystérésis, le rotor consiste normalement en un cylindre d'acier lisse magnétiquement dur, sans enroulements ni encoches. Les enroulements du stator sont habituellement du type à condensateur auxiliaire, dont la valeur est choisie de manière à assurer le plus près possible un fonctionnement en biphasé.

Spanish

Campo(s) temático(s)
  • Motores eléctricos
DEF

Motor síncrono con un rotor liso de forma cilíndrica, de material magnético y que arranca por efecto de las pérdidas por histéresis, inducidas en el rotor y que funciona a velocidad síncrona a causa de la remanencia del material del rotor.

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