Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Primary circuit control
Patent
1999-06-10
2000-09-19
Ip, Paul
Electricity: motive power systems
Induction motor systems
Primary circuit control
318773, 318775, 318776, 318524, H02P 528
Patent
active
061217468
ABSTRACT:
A speed reduction switch for a multiple speed induction motor includes a speed selector switch and a delay element. As the motor is switched from a high speed to a lower speed, the delay element temporarily prevents electrical connection of a motor auxiliary winding for low speed operation. The motor is therefore de-energized and slows down. After a preselected delay, the delay element connects the motor auxiliary winding when the motor is at a lower speed so that little magnetic braking of the motor occurs, and the motor smoothly transitions from a higher speed to a lower speed.
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Depner Eric A.
Fisher Lynn Edwin
General Electric Company
Horton, Esq. Carl B.
Ip Paul
Leykin Rita
Wasserbauer, Esq. Damian
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