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A sliding-rotor induction motor

A method of designing an induction motor to have continuously variable speed is described. It involves a short sliding rotor and a long stator, the poles of which are changed gradually over the length. Tests on an experimental model are reported and the consequences of discontinuities in the stator flux pattern are considered.

D. Midgley

[1] R. Oppermann. Transients in linear systems: Volume I, by Murray F. Gardner and John L. Barnes. 389 pages, charts and diagrams, 16 × 23 cans. New York, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1942.Price $5.oo. , 1943 .