6. Back to permanent regimes

Let's check that the developments in 5 are consistent with those we obtained in the article dedicated to steady-state conditions for machines with short-circuited rotors.

We therefore consider the case where the stator phases are independent and the rotor phases are star-coupled without neutral. The stator is supplied...

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