Characterization of the induction motor as a self-excited generator, to supply small loads
Abstract
The induction motor is used as a self-excited generator today, in places where the demand for electrical energy is remote and sometimes impossible, it provides electricity without the need to connect to an electrical grid or feed some type of non-renewable fuel, it has been growing for many years with several experiments for the control of the different factors that make this technology not fully developed, For this reason, it is essential to understand and learn this type of technology in the use and implementation of generation systems that are indisputably necessary, particularly for those that are difficult to access.
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