Answer / vendhan

The speed at which an induction motor will operate depends
on the input power frequency and the number of electrical
magnetic poles in the motor

Answer / samarjit gope

the speed at which field rotates is called synchrtonous
speed

Answer / kapil bahadure

when three phase induction motor connect on suplly then
rotating magnetic field produced by stater widing.the speed
of rotating magnetic field is colled as synchronous speed
of a three phase induction motor.

synchronous speed= 60*2/p
p=no of pole.

Answer / gopalakrishnan

synchronous speed= 120* supply frequency/no of poles

Answer / shinyvikram ganji

THE MAXIMUM SPEED IS CALLED SYNCHRONOUS SPEED

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