2013
DOI: 10.1109/tmag.2013.2244862
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The Analysis of Permanent Magnet Double-Sided Linear Synchronous Motor With Perpendicular Arrangement

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“…In the case of considering air gap flux density, thrust ripple, power factor, stable current, and dynamic performance and combined with the calculated results, the magnet height is 5.5 mm, the distance between the PMs is 2 mm, and the remanence is 1.2 T. Smaller thrust fluctuation can be achieved by arranging magnets with slope arrangement, and the skew angle of the magnet is 4°for this motor. 6 …”
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“…In the case of considering air gap flux density, thrust ripple, power factor, stable current, and dynamic performance and combined with the calculated results, the magnet height is 5.5 mm, the distance between the PMs is 2 mm, and the remanence is 1.2 T. Smaller thrust fluctuation can be achieved by arranging magnets with slope arrangement, and the skew angle of the magnet is 4°for this motor. 6 …”
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“…This scheme makes the attractive forces between PM and iron core offset each other and overcomes the shortcomings of the plate-type linear motor. 6,8,9 In Zheng et al, 9 the characteristics of detent force and propulsion force of PMLSM are investigated under different motor topology structures, such as different PMLSM topologies, different mover topologies, and different armature core topologies.…”
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“…The finite element method (FEM) has been employed in the design of TF-PMLSMs because it provides highly accurate design results [2], [3]. However, considering the volume design as a starting point of the design for the required thrust during the preliminary design stage using FEM is computationally expensive and results in enormous amount of design time.…”
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