This paper proposes new expressions of symmetrical components (SCs) of the stator currents of the induction motor (IM) in steady state and under different stator faults, useful to ensure an efficient fault diagnosis. In this paper, the considered stator faults are interturns short circuit, phase-to-phase, and single-phase-to-ground faults. An analytical study of the behavior of these expressions shows that, under balanced supply voltage, the phase angle and the magnitude of the negative- and zero-sequence currents can be considered as reliable indicators of stator faults of the IM. The behavior of the developed expressions of the SCs is also verified experimentally on a 1.1-kW IM under different fault conditions, different frequencies, and different load conditions. The good agreement between the analytical and experimental values leads to consider the negative- and zero-sequence currents as powerful and effective indicators of stator faults.
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