1968Electronics LettersRequires access

Two-phase power servo drives

D.R. Wilson

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The letter gives details of a method of using a high-power two-phase induction motor as a servomotor in a positional servomechanism. The method utilises a constant-frequency power source and does not have the disadvantage of a permanently excited winding.

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The letter gives details of a method of using a high-power two-phase induction motor as a servomotor in a positional servomechanism. The method utilises a constant-frequency power source and does not have the disadvantage of a permanently excited winding.

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The letter gives details of a method of using a high-power two-phase induction motor as a servomotor in a positional servomechanism. The method utilises a constant-frequency power source and does not have the disadvantage of a permanently excited winding.

Key concepts: Servomotor, Servomechanism, Control theory (sociology), Power (physics), Constant (computer programming), Servo drive, Phase (matter), Servo

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