What do you mean by reverse current braking of an induction
motor?
Answer Posted / niranjan
Its braking the motor by reversing the current direction in the circuit, it can be done by interchanging the the two supply terminals, in case of DC and in AC three phase, it can be done by interchanging any two lines of the three lines.
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