Method for controlling the speed of a single-phase asynchronous

Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Primary circuit control

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318775, 318778, 318781, 318797, H02P 126

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059906537

ABSTRACT:
Method for controlling the speed of a single-phase asynchronous induction motor, the stator of which is equipped with a main winding (BP) and an auxiliary winding which consist of half-windings (B1, B2) which are magnetically coupled and wound in opposite directions, in which method the main winding is powered directly using an AC source and the auxiliary winding is powered using a current delivered by a full-wave rectifier and using two switching devices (T1, T2), so as to generate in the auxiliary winding a current which is phase-shifted by 90.degree.. The method consists in varying the motor torque by altering the time that at least one of the switches spends closed/open.

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