Predominance of 018 (smz) and 369 (trf) resistance against gatifloxacin, moxifloxacin, erythromycin and clindamycin were observed in the PCR-ribotype 018 isolates. Interestingly, all trf isolates were toxin A-negative, toxin B-positive, but they did not correspond to PCR-ribotype 017, thus being assigned a new ribotype (PCRribotype 369). In conclusion, PCR-ribotypes 018 (smz) and 369 (trf) were identified as major circulating strains in both outbreak and non-outbreak settings in Japan. Given their epidemiological relevance, molecular investigations are warranted to clarify potential evolutionary links with related strains found elsewhere, such as PCR-ribotypes 018 and 017 from Europe and North America.
SummaryWe propose a novel speed sensorless vector control method for induction motors, which is applicable to industrial drive systems.This method calculates the flux axis angular velocity and rotor speed of an induction motor from the induced voltages, without using any delay components. According to this method, the system can directly estimate an accurate motor speed, and precisely generate torque.In addition, this system can smoothly restart operation after an instantaneous power interruption.We show the validity of the proposed control method through several experiments.
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