what is negative and zero impedance in 3 phase induction motor
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Answer / Vishal Misra
Negative impedance (or negative resistance) in a 3-phase induction motor occurs when the motor acts as a current source instead of a load, which can lead to instability. Zero impedance refers to an ideal condition where there is no opposition to the flow of electric current.
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