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QUESTION 4 I. Draw a labelled schematic diagram of a current source inverter. Also, make a waveform of the current supplied to the motor. II. Differentiate between direct and indirect vector control of induction motor drives.

          QUESTION 4
I. Draw a labelled schematic diagram of a current source inverter. Also, make a waveform of the
current supplied to the motor.
II. Differentiate between direct and indirect vector control of induction motor drives.
        
QUESTION 4
I. Draw a labelled schematic diagram of a current source inverter. Also, make a waveform of the
current supplied to the motor.
II. Differentiate between direct and indirect vector control of induction motor drives.

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00:01 To determine the operating power factor of the synchronized motor we can use the formula.
00:08 The formula is power factor is equals to p divided by v into i where the p is the active power in a watt and i is the magnitude of the voltage in a volts.
00:50 Given active power is equals to 990 kw is equals to 990000 w.
01:22 Voltage is equals to 5190 v.
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01:39 The formula for the i is formula for i that is i is equals to v divided by xs where xs is the synchronized reactance per phase...
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