Stator Flux Control
Stator Flux Control is a control strategy in induction machine theory that regulates the magnitude and orientation of the stator flux linkage to achieve precise electromagnetic torque and speed regulation through direct manipulation of stator voltage and frequency inputs.
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Aalborg, Denmark
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Southeast University
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University of Bologna
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Sharif University of Technology
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