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Current-Controlled Soft Start is a technology that achieves smooth motor starting by limiting the starting current. Its core principle involves regulating the input current of the motor through power electronic devices (such as thyristors) to gradually increase it during the starting process until it reaches the rated value. During startup, the current is restricted within a preset limit to prevent excessive current surges that could damage the power grid and equipment. Once the motor reaches its rated speed, the soft starter automatically replaces the thyristors (which have completed their task) with a bypass contactor, providing the motor with the rated voltage for normal operation.
Current-controlled soft starters are widely used in applications where starting current needs to be limited, such as: