Method and apparatus for reducing voltage stresses in electric m

Electricity: motive power systems – Plural – diverse or diversely controlled electric motors – Running-speed control

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318439, 318807, 318782, 318138, 318254, 318812, 318456, 318479, 318504, H02P 550

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for reducing winding failures in electric machines resulting from the application of high frequency or high dV/dt voltage pulses or voltage signals to the phase windings of the machine in which an inductive element is provided between the source of the high-frequency or high dV/dt pulses and the phase winding to absorb a portion of the voltage stresses on the phase windings that result from the application of the high-frequency or high dV/dt pulses to the machine.

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