When you think of who invented the induction motor, Nikola Tesla and Galileo Ferraris should come to mind. Though that could be a case of the squeaky wheel being the one that gets the grease.

In this detailed video, we break down the working principles of one of the most widely used electric motors in industrial applications—the three-phase AC induction motor. Understanding how these ...

According to GM, the main reason why it opted for an induction motor for the Equinox EV's rear axle was for cost reduction. This therefore allows the carmaker to keep the vehicle's MSRP relatively ...

For its part, French automotive supplier Valeo has focused on magnet-free electric motor stators and control systems, working with Renault on its next-gen E7A motor design, planned for a 2027 launch.

Demand for low-cost, robust motor drives has spurred increased use of sensorless vector control of induction and BLDC motors — in everything from consumer products to industrial applications, in ...

The TPI induction system featured a dual-blade throttle body. Though adequate for our mildly modified L98, it proved inadequate to feed the needs of our Stealth Mode stroker.

The first type of motor built is still in widespread use In the late 1800s, several inventors built the first working motors, which used direct current (DC) power. After the invention of the induction ...

But it wasn’t until November 1887 that he filed his first patent for an induction motor, and the patent wasn’t granted until May 1888. That was US patent 382,279, Electro-magnetic motor.