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Why stator resistance rarely used?

by EE Q&A asked Jun 8 1 view

Why stator resistance rarely used?

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by EE Q&A answered Jun 8

Due to addition of resistance in the stator side cause the voltage available to the motor X times the normal voltage i.e. The starting current drawn by the motor as well as the current drawn from the supply get reduced by X times where as the starting torque developed gets reduced by X2 times.

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