The speed control of wound rotor induction motor by a static converter cascade (Kramer Static System) is considered one of the best large motor drive (above 500 Hp.) due to its characteristics of low initial cost, less complexity of the converters and energy regeneration. In the last decades, the researches emphasize basicilly the improvement of the converter structure. The control design was almost forgotten and its structure was Kept based on the direct current motor control. In 1987, it was proposed a PI controller with proportional feedback of direct current. But, this last design, like the others, was based on a simple model. In this dissertation, the modellings and control designs are reviewed and criticized. Besides this, a sixth order model is developed and a new control design is proposed in order to solve the usual control requirements. This proposed structure is composed of a state regulator plus a partial state observer. It´s also of easy achievement and its design algolirhm is simple, easy and direct. It´s confirmed that the use of morepowerful control structure doesn´t implacate in complex and unfeasible controller.