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as we know that N=120f/P
speed of an im can be controled only through changing no if
poles, can we control by changing the frequncy????
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Answer Posted / cnu
For the speed control of an induction motor if you consider
to change the number of poles, every time you want to
change a speed you cant remove or add the poles to a motor
coz this is done while manufacturing the machine.
So for the speed control of an induction motor we use the
Variable-Frequency Drive (VFD) which takes in the standard
voltage at 50Hz frequency and gives the output at any
frequency required. the frequency can vary from 0 Hz to
50Hz and we can also increase the frequency more than 50Hz
to make the motor run with speeds higher than the rated
speed of the motor.
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