Category: Synchronous Motors

Understanding the V Curve of Synchronous Motor

The V curve of synchronous is not just a graphical representation, it is an in-depth analysis for optimising synchronous motor per...

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Hunting in Synchronous Motor

Hunting in synchronous motors is the oscillatory behaviour of the rotor to maintain its synchronisation with the rotating magnetic...

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Construction of Synchronous Motor

The construction of a synchronous motor involves several key components such as stator, rotor, bearing, and exciter. Each componen...

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Types of Synchronous Motors

Synchronous motors are a type of AC motor that operates at a constant speed with the frequency of the current supply. They can be ...

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Top 5 Differences Between Synchronous Motor And As...

Synchronous motors and Asynchronous motors are two different types of AC motors that differ in their operating principles, constru...

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Applications of Synchronous Motor

The ability to maintain constant speed makes Synchronous motors ideal for applications that require constant and precise speed con...

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Synchronous Motors

Common advantages of Synchronous motors include high starting torque, the ability to maintain constant speed, high efficiency, and...

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Working Principle of Synchronous Motor

A synchronous motor is a type of AC motor that operates on the principle of synchronism. It consists of stator and rotor. When the...

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How Mechtex Motors Are Becoming Smarter With IoT C...

Discover how Mechtex's IoT-enabled motors revolutionize industries, offering smart connectivity, energy efficiency, and customized...

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Integrating Mechtex’s Synchronous Motors for Indus...

Discover how mechtex synchronous motors integration streamline the industrial automation process and boost productivity

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Basics of Synchronous Motors

A synchronous motor is a type of electric motor, where the rotational speed of the motor is synchronised with the frequency of ele...

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Why Synchronous Motor is not Self Starting

A synchronous motor is not self-starting because its rotor requires an external force to reach the same speed as the stator's rota...

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