2002
DOI: 10.1109/20.996026
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Obtaining the operating characteristics of linear induction motors: a new approach

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“…As it can be seen in Fig.1, the difference between Duncan model and conventional equivalent circuit of rotary induction motor is the change in the magnetizing branch due to the end effect [8]. The relative motion between short primary and long secondary, causes to longitudinal end effect.…”
Section: Ecm Of Slim Considering End-effectmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…As it can be seen in Fig.1, the difference between Duncan model and conventional equivalent circuit of rotary induction motor is the change in the magnetizing branch due to the end effect [8]. The relative motion between short primary and long secondary, causes to longitudinal end effect.…”
Section: Ecm Of Slim Considering End-effectmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The equivalent circuit of rotary induction motors cannot be applied to the LIMs, because of their specific phenomena [8].…”
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“…To assure the safe and stable operation, the air gap of the linear motor is generally designed with a range from 10mm to 100mm [10,22,23]. As we all know that the air gap flux density is decreased quickly with the air gap increasing.…”
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