1999
DOI: 10.1109/20.800649
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End effect analysis of linear induction motor based on the wavelet transform technique

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“…The longitudinal component current is the main source of producing transverse edge effect. The influence of transverse edge effect is only addition secondary resistance [4] .…”
Section: A End-effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The longitudinal component current is the main source of producing transverse edge effect. The influence of transverse edge effect is only addition secondary resistance [4] .…”
Section: A End-effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…FigureⅫ shows the linear motor control system simulation with the end-effect influence at t=0.2s. FigureⅩⅢ shows the simulation of improvement the linear motor control system, which is based on Mexican hat wavelet, and the results is shown in Figure . The decomposition program of wavelet analysis is as following [4] , Figure Ⅻ, the result of signal analyzed is beneficial for abating the end-effect influence on linear motor control system. Simulation results indicated the proposed control strategy could reasonably and effectively abate the thrust ripple problem of linear motor control system, and make the control system have good performance.…”
Section: B Analysis the End-effect Influence On The Linear Motor Conmentioning
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“…The flux density b y includes three parts: b 0 , b 1 and b 2 [22,[28][29][30][31][32]. b 0 is the normal traveling wave which moves forward in a similar manner to the fundamental flux density wave in a rotating induction machine (RIM).…”
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“…In his model, the equivalent circuits for three phases were the same, and therefore, this model is unable to show asymmetry in three-phase input currents and also braking force as an end effect result. Some models were based on electromagnetic field in the air gap, developed by Fourier series transform [7,8]. Stepping time method is used to determine these models, which make the control process complicated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%