Abstract
Short-circuited rotor induction motors are the most common and largest power consumers in industry. Therefore, it is necessary to find ways to ensure optimal performance of this type of motors and reduce their energy consumption. By this work, we will have the opportunity to automatically control the power of motors used in processes that do not have a stable operating mode. To perform this experiment, we use modern sensors and make special changes to the stator coil. Through our work, we create a special induction motor that is efficient, energy-saving and has a long service life. However it should be kept in mind that our developed motor is distinguished by its slightly complicated construction.
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