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Getting to Know Linear Motors
On November 27, 2024 in All, Automotive, General, Motor Control by Bill Schweber
Bill Schweber
The widely used linear version of the rotary BLDC motor offers distinct advantages, despite several caveats. By eliminating issues like backlash and variable losses associated with mechanical transmission components, linear motors are ideal for applications needing high precision and responsiveness.
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Tagged With: bldc, brushless, coils, electromagnetic, induction, linear motor, maglev, rail gun, rotary motor, rotor, stator
The Road Ahead with UAM
On September 20, 2024 in All, Automotive, General, Motor Control by Alistair Winning
Alistair Winning
The first batch of urban air mobility (UAM) designs are currently prototyped and going through the certifi-cation and testing process, but evolving technology promises more in the future.
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Tagged With: air taxis, autonomous, ehang, electric, flying cars, motor, navigation, powertrain, rotor, safety, technology, uam, urban air mobility, urban air mobility vehicles, volo-copter
Of Machines and Motors
On May 4, 2016 in All by Caroline Storm Westenhover
Caroline Storm Westenhover
Last semester I took a machine and motors class. It has got to be one of the more difficult classes I have ever taken. Not only because it dealt with magnetism (the bane of many an Electrical Engineer) but also because it dealt with transformations. You know a subject is challenging when the easiest solution is to transform to a different reference frame, solve the problem in the new reference frame, then transform it back to the original.
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Tagged With: back EMF, motor design, rotor

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