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In this video we will be having a closer look at an old induction motor or asynchronous motor that I got lying around. In order to see whether it still works, I will show you exactly how to power such a motor and how it creates its rotational movement. Along the way you will also learn why such motor types are still the most widely used ones in the world and I will also partly compare them to DC, BLDC and stepper motors. Let's get started!

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Music:
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Killing Time, Kevin MacLeod
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