Actual operating power of the motor
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May I ask, is the actual operating power of a motor determined by the motor itself or by the load it drives?
The actual operating power can be calculated from the value shown on the ammeter, and it is mainly determined by the size of the load.
The load on the motor is determined by the load it drives
But in the case of variable-frequency power control, it is the motor that changes the load, not the load that changes the motor; in this situation, the motor is the decisive factor, right?
With variable-frequency speed control, the power is also determined by the load being driven; the motor passively accepts it and can only have its speed adjusted
With variable frequency control, in theory, the level of the adjusted frequency does not affect the actual output; it only influences the maximum output at that specific frequency.