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Predicting induction motor performance using a unit circle
This paper describes a graphical method that may be used to predict the performance characteristics of an induction machine operating over a wide range of running conditions. Given the element values of the model to be analyzed and no load speed, then knowing only the magnitude of the phase current or the rotational speed of a machine, one can readily determine other operating characteristics with minimal computational complexity.