This animation, created by Mahmoud Riaz of the University of Minnesota, presents an example in motion of an induction motor. As Riaz writes, "The steady-state characteristics of an induction motor are described by means of phasors, which are computed using the standard equivalent circuit and are then plotted in the complex plane in a speed range from standstill to synchronous. The input voltage is chosen as reference; the stator and rotor currents and the stator and rotor fluxes are shown. The trajectories of these phasors are seen to approximate portions of circles. The corresponding torque-speed curve is also plotted."

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