2013
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.416-417.366
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Modeling the Effects of Magnetization Variations on a Permanent Magnet Based Levitation or Vibration Isolation System

Abstract: When designing a magnetic levitation system it is assumed that the magnets are ideally magnetized. In practice, however, this is not the case and deviations occur in the magnetization. In this paper two types of deviations are considered, namely a constant angular deviation and the magnetization error. Calculations show that a constant error has larger impact on the performance of a gravity compensator than the magnetization error.

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“…This has proven to be a good method to compensate for the force tolerances due to variations in the PMB parts (magnet material, magnetisation, magnet size, magnet position, magnet shape, etc.). The effects of deviations in the magnetization were modelled by Casteren et al 17…”
Section: Magnetic Bearing Conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has proven to be a good method to compensate for the force tolerances due to variations in the PMB parts (magnet material, magnetisation, magnet size, magnet position, magnet shape, etc.). The effects of deviations in the magnetization were modelled by Casteren et al 17…”
Section: Magnetic Bearing Conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the last few years research has been conducted on permanent magnet based levitation and isolation systems e.g. in combination with mechanical means [2][3][4] or fully magnetic [5][6][7] and in [8] the effects of errors in the magnetization direction on permanent magnet based systems are discussed. Such systems can be characterized by 3 important characteristics, namely, force, stiffness, and resonance frequency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the last few years, research has been conducted on permanent-magnet-based levitation and isolation systems, e.g., in combination with mechanical [2]- [4] or fully magnetic [5]- [7] means, and in [8], the effects of errors in the magnetization direction on permanent-magnet-based systems are discussed. Such systems can be characterized by three important characteristics, i.e., force, stiffness, and resonance frequency.…”
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confidence: 99%