Induction Motor Builds & Experiments: What PSU to Use?

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For induction motor builds and experiments, a suitable power supply unit (PSU) is an AC motor drive, which can provide multiple outputs and phase control. Hobbyists are increasingly using three-phase appliance motors for generator applications, enhancing their versatility. The Fisher Paykel PMG is mentioned as a relevant example for those interested in this area. The discussion emphasizes the need for a bench-top system capable of supplying out-of-phase outputs. Overall, selecting the right PSU is crucial for successful experimentation with induction motors.
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So if you wanted to do some induction motor builds and experiments, what PSU would you use. I guess I am looking for a bench top AC multi output system that has ability to supply out of phase 2nds and maybe 3rd??
 
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