Question: Help on part 2 ( 1 0 pts ) Steady - State Analysis. Suppose a balanced, two - phase, 1 1 0 V ( rms

Help on part 2
(10 pts) Steady-State Analysis. Suppose a balanced, two-phase, 110 V (rms),60 Hz
voltage source is applied to the induction machine.
(a)(5pts) Suppose the rotor is blocked. Compute the steady-state currents widetilde(I)_(as),widetilde(I)_(ar)^('),
the input power, and the electromagnetic torque.
(b)(5 pts) Suppose the rotor is not loaded (i.e., the load torque is zero). Compute the
steady-state currents widetilde(I)_(as),widetilde(I)_(ar)^('), the input power, and the electromagnetic torque.
2.(30 pts) Transient Analysis.
(a)(25 pts) Perform a time-domain simulation of the induction machine to exactly reproduce the plots shown in Fig. 6.9-1 of the text. You must use a numerical differential equation solver (e.g., ode45 in MATLAB). Use a simulation time step of no greater than \(10\mu \mathrm{~s}\).
(b)(5 pts) Compare your steady-state numerical solution in part 2(a) to the rms stator current, rms rotor current, input power and electromagnetic torque you determined in part 1(b).
Help on part 2 ( 1 0 pts ) Steady - State

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