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High in-rush current
Hight in-rush current


High torque so high constraints on motor, mechanics, ... not necessarily needed for the application starting<br>
High torque so high constraints on motor, mechanics, ... not necessarily needed for the application starting<br>

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Different kinds of motor control solution are compared in the following tables.



    Is / In Ts / Tn Speed control Torque control
Direct on line 5-10 5-10 No No
Star – Delta 2-3 1-2 No No
Auto-transformer 2-3 1-2 No No
Soft starter 3-5 1.5-2.5 No Yes
Variable speed drive 1.5 1.5-2 Yes Yes


   pros cons
Direct on line

Reduced cost

High starting torque when necessary

Hight in-rush current

High torque so high constraints on motor, mechanics, ... not necessarily needed for the application starting

Star – Delta Reduced in-rush current Reduced starting torque, switching voltage & currents
Auto-transformer Reduced in-rush current Weight
Soft starter

Reduced in-rush current controlled start and stop

Interesting solution in medium voltage as good value for money

Reduced starting torque
Variable speed drive

Controlled speed Energy saving at reduced speed

Sometimes the main "modern" solution according to the driven process characteristics

Higher cost

Fig. N63a: Comparison of different motor control solution



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