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DOI: Selection Of Flow Diagrams Of The Adjustable Thyristor Asynchronous Electric Actuator With Phase Control
Nematjon Akhmatovich Samatov , Associate Professor, Department Of “Electric Energy And Operation Of Pumping Stations”, Andijan Institute Of Agriculture And Agro-Technology, UzbekistanAbstract
This article discusses the use of thyristors and the choice of a circuit in the control of adjustable asynchronous electric motors. The theoretical foundations and practical aspects of using various control schemes for asynchronous electric drives are presented.
Keywords
Adjustable electric drive, asynchronous motor, control systems, reverse, speed control, slip loss, resistance, thyristor, diode
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