Induction motors, also known as asynchronous motors, use the electromagnetic induction generated by the magnetic subject of the stator to make present in the rotor, therefore generating torque. These motors do not run at a pace in sync with the existing, hence the name. They use the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction to change electrical strength into mechanical vitality. Induction motor rotors are the most frequent variety of AC motor identified in pumps, compressors, and other machines of all types.