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The synchronous reluctance motor is a three-phase electric motor with a magnetically anisotropic rotor structure. The rotor in a synchronous reluctance motor has no magnets or windings and suffers virtually no power losses. Synchronous reluctance technology combines the performance of permanent magnet motors with induction motors, without the use of rare earth metals. Key features • Robust design for any industrial application • Reliability with a sustainable and long-lasting performance by minimizing motor failures and downtime. • Always used with a variable speed drive (VSD) • Deliver full torque from zero speed and give excellent partial-load efficiency • Improved bearing system reliability