Explain rotor, Physics

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ROTOR: 

(i) squirrel -cage rotor

(ii) phase-wound or wound-rotor

90% of Induction Motor are squirrel cage type due to this type of rotor has a easiest and the most rugged construction and is almost indestructible. Rotor having of a cylindrical laminated core with parallel slots for carrying rotor conductors. Rotor bars are enduringly short circuited on themselves;

 


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