ISBN-13: 9781032131030 / Angielski
ISBN-13: 9781032131030 / Angielski
The numerous numerical design and control examples(with practical specifications) throughout the 23 Chapters of the book allow the reader deep and fast access to a practical but thorough unitary (good for comparisons) methodology in designing and control of LEMs for various applications
Linear motion is richly present in various industries, from direct electric propulsion in urban and interurban people movers on wheels or on magnetic "cushion"(MAGLEVs) to indoor transport of goods(conveyors ,ect), through plunger solenoids(to open hotel doors and as electromagnetic power switches),to compressor drives by linear oscillatory PM motors, smart phones integrated microphone and loud speakers, and controlled vehicles’ suspension etc,. Besides the traditional rotary motor drives with mechanical transmissions which mean friction limitations(weather dependent) in traction(heavy vehicles), more losses , positioning errors(backlash) in the process and higher maintenance costs to handle it, linear motion in industry by direct electromagnetic forces is free of friction limitation for traction, and free of mechanical transmission and thus more efficient ,with less maintenance cost and less positioning errors(backlash). This explains why they are used in so many applications already, since the dramatic advancement of power electronics and digital control in the last 4 decades.
The Linear electric machines(LEMs) modeling performance ,design, control and testing shows notable differences with respect to rotary electric motor drives ,which warrant a dedicated treatment of these aspects.
The present book in its second edition(first edition 2013) aims just that and concentrates on the above technical aspects for various types of LEMs in close relationship with specific applications via numerical examples of modeling, design, control, testing , with ample representative results from literature, industry and some of author’s contributions, such as :
The numerous numerical design and control examples(with practical specifications) throughout the 23 Chapters of the book allow the reader deep and fast access to a practical but thorough unitary (good for comparisons) methodology in designing and control of LEMs for various applications.