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Application of Wireless Sensor Networks Technology for Induction Motor Monitoring in Industrial Environments

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In an industrial environment, mechanical systems driven by electric motors are used in most production processes, accounting for more than two thirds of industry electricity consumption. Regarding the type of motors usually employed, about 90% are three-phase AC induction based [1], mainly due to its cost effectiveness and mechanical robustness [2].

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