Abstract
The application of induction motors in industry is widespread. Thus, several studies have presented strategies for the diagnosis and prediction of failures in these motors. One technique used is based on the recent utilization of intelligent systems for detecting faults in electric motors. Thus, this paper proposes an alternative tool to traditional techniques for fault detection of a short circuit between the inter-turns of the stator winding using artificial neural networks to analyze stator current signals in the time domain. Experimental results are presented to validate the proposed approach.
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