Simulation of a developed magnetic flux leakage method

Kovács, Gergely; Kuczmann, Miklós

doi:10.1556/pollack.4.2009.2.5

Pollack Periodica

2009

DOI: 10.1556/pollack.4.2009.2.5

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Simulation of a developed magnetic flux leakage method

Gergely Kovács¹,

Miklós Kuczmann²

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Magnetic braking method development for dynamic applications

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This paper introduces research on magnetic fields with special attention to developing a new method for braking fast-changing alternating movements. This work is part of a research project aiming to find the most efficient and accurate method for development of linear magnetic brake for dynamic tests in industrial applications. In applications requiring precisely defined and generated characteristics of the braking force, highly reliable and accurate function between the braking force and the controlling current should be investigated.The goal of this research is to develop accurate and reliable control methods for fast changing magnetic fields used in automatic test solutions of different devices and tools, which have been tested manually before.

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Magnetic braking method development for dynamic applications

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Simulation of a developed magnetic flux leakage method

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Magnetic braking method development for dynamic applications

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