A Compact Linear Motor with a Flexible Secondary Element

Possible options for the design of a linear motor with a flexible secondary element have been considered. Analysis of the designs was carried out through simulation in Ansys Maxwell. A comparison of the simulation results was conducted, and the most promising design option was identified.

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Russian Electrical Engineering
Published
2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068371224701190
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Electric Power Systems and Control
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A Compact Linear Motor with a Flexible Secondary Element

D. A. Oparin, Aleksandr Plyusnin
Russian Electrical Engineering
Electric Power Systems and Control
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A Compact Linear Motor with a Flexible Secondary Element

D. A. Oparin, Aleksandr Plyusnin
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Abstract

Possible options for the design of a linear motor with a flexible secondary element have been considered. Analysis of the designs was carried out through simulation in Ansys Maxwell. A comparison of the simulation results was conducted, and the most promising design option was identified.

Russian Electrical EngineeringVol. 95(11)
Perm National Research Polytechnic University (RU)
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Electric Power Systems and Control
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