An induction machine, inverter, and control were implemented experimentally to validate the model shown in Fig. 3. To protect the experimental setup without significantly affecting the model, two factors were considered. The first factor is to avoid injecting faults that could cause severe failures or trigger the protection circuitry as predicted from simulations. The second factor is to use a tight external closed-loop torque control in experiments to avoid sudden overload conditions on the dynamometer and the motor shaft. Design a fault tree analysis (FTA) for induction motor failure in Fig. 3 if the rotational speed of the rotor failed to be controlled.

An induction machine, inverter, and control were implemented experimentally to validate the model shown in Fig. 3. To protect the experimental setup without significantly affecting the model, two factors were considered. The first factor is to avoid injecting faults that could cause severe failures or trigger the protection circuitry as predicted from simulations. The second factor is to use a tight external closed-loop torque control in experiments to avoid sudden overload conditions on the dynamometer and the motor shaft. Design a fault tree analysis (FTA) for induction motor failure in Fig. 3 if the rotational speed of the rotor failed to be controlled.

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