Discussion
A drive whose torque capability is constant below base speed and whose power is constant above it is described as having
Answer: A
Below base speed the flux is held and rated current gives rated torque; above it the flux falls and the torque falls with it while the power stays at its ceiling. Every dc, induction and synchronous converter drive behaves this way.
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