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A seminumerical finite-element postprocessing torque ripple analysis technique for synchronous electric machines utilizing the air-gap Maxwell stress tensor

Spargo et al., 2013

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16645185610602120523
Author
Spargo C
Mecrow B
Widmer J
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IEEE transactions on magnetics

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A novel method to calculate the harmonic torque components in synchronous machines is presented. Harmonic torque components create a torque ripple, which is undesirable in many applications. This torque ripple is a major cause of acoustic noise and vibration and …
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