YVF2 Three-phase Asynchronous Inverter Motor

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YVF2 Three-phase Asynchronous Inverter Motor

  • YVF2 series frequency conversion speed control three-phase asynchronous motor is a series of motors derived from the latest unified Y2 series motors, with novel and beautiful structure, low noise and vibration. It has a wide range of speed regulation and smooth and pole-less speed regulation; with independent ventilation and heat dissipation system, it can be operated at low speed for a long time. It has good parameter matching with all kinds of frequency converters, and has fast dynamic response with vector control; no torque pulsation at low speed and no resonance phenomenon.
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Product description

At present, our factory develops and produces YVF2 three-phase asynchronous motors with aluminium shell for frequency conversion and speed regulation from 56 to 132, with a total of 8 chassis numbers, 2, 4, 6 and 8 kinds of power, designed and manufactured according to the relevant provisions of JB/T7118-2004 “YVF2 series of three-phase asynchronous motor with aluminium shell for frequency conversion and speed regulation technical conditions”. We can also provide YVF2EJ series aluminium shell frequency conversion speed regulation electromagnetic braking three-phase asynchronous motors according to customers’ requirements.

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FAQ

Which motor type is best suited for electric vehicles?

Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSMs) are currently considered the most suitable type of motor for electric vehicles, mainly due to their high efficiency and high power density, and excel especially in high-end electric vehicles that require high performance and long range. Many modern high-end EVs, such as the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, utilize PMSMs. However, the exact choice needs to be weighed against cost, design needs, and performance requirements. For example, AC asynchronous motors can be a good choice for models where cost control is important.

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