Motor voltage controller device

Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Power-factor control

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318778, 318805, 318812, H02P 124, H02P 528, H02P 736

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043617930

ABSTRACT:
A motor voltage control device for single-phase and for three-phase motors, for controlling the voltage supplied to the motor to thereby decrease power when the motor is less than fully loaded. The single-phase device includes a soft start unit and fail detect unit. The three-phase device includes a soft start unit, a fail detect unit, and further provides for controlling motor voltage by allowing modifications to only the positive half cycle of the motor voltage. The three-phase device also continually insures and provides for a path for negative flowing motor currents. The three-phase device also provides for a logic ground for its logic circuitry. The three-phase device may be used with three-phase motors that do not have an easily accessible fourth lead to an internal ground connection.

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