Discussion
The rotor of a cage induction machine consists of
Answer: B
Correct answer: bars in slots short-circuited by end rings
The cage is the simplest rotor there is: uninsulated bars, usually aluminium cast in place, joined at both ends by rings. It carries no external connection, has nothing to wear, and its ruggedness is the reason the cage machine is the most common electrical machine in industry.
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