O Explain the reason for that The induced torque of the motor is zero at synchronous speed.

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O Explain the reason for that The induced torque of the motor is zero at
synchronous speed.
Osketch the Torque /Slip curve, and explain.
O Change R2 (Rotor resistance) for the following values ( Ry < Rx <Rm),
sketch the T/speed for each value of R2 in the same figure, and
comment.
Transcribed Image Text:O Explain the reason for that The induced torque of the motor is zero at synchronous speed. Osketch the Torque /Slip curve, and explain. O Change R2 (Rotor resistance) for the following values ( Ry < Rx <Rm), sketch the T/speed for each value of R2 in the same figure, and comment.
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