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Appendix
Parameters of the 3.2 kW machine
Induction Machine: stator 380 V, 8.1 A, ro tor 110V, 19 A, 3.2 kW, four poles, 1400 rpm, Ls = 1.62 p.u., M = 1.17 p. u.,
rs = 0.06 p.u. rr = 0.05 p.u.