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Electrodynamic suspensions are well-suited for high-speed maglev systems. This paper optimizes and compares two configurations of permanent magnets of such suspension integrated in a small-scale test vehicle.
Chevailler, Samuel +3 more
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Stability of a 4 degree of freedom rotor on electrodynamic passive magnetic bearings [PDF]
Electrodynamic bearings exploit repulsive forces due to eddy currents to produce positive stiffness by passive means without violating the Earnshaw stability criterion.
Impinna, Fabrizio +7 more
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Time Varying Behavior of the Loudspeaker Suspension
The suspension part of the electrodynamic loudspeaker is often modelled as a simple linear spring with viscous damping, however the dynamic behaviour of the suspension is much more complicated than predicted by such a simple model.
Agerkvist, Finn T., Pedersen, Bo Rohde
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Axial electrodynamic suspension for a vertical axis rotor: modeling and experimental validation
Eddy current effects are the base of electrodynamic bearings principle. They arise when a conductor moves in a magnetic field. As they are passive by nature, no additional instrumentation such as sensor or power electronics are needed, and this implies ...
Impinna, Fabrizio +4 more
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A 3-D Hybrid Analytical Model of a Permanent Magnet Electrodynamic Suspension
This paper proposes a hybrid analytical model for addressing 3-D quasi-static eddy current problems involving a magnetic field source moving with respect to a bulk conductive material.
Dehez, Bruno, Beauloye, Louis
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A hybrid electrodynamic vibration harvester
A vibration harvester has been designed, combining an electrodynamic transducer with a micromachined resonator. The transducer consists of 8 off-the-shelf NdFeB magnets floating above a series of copper coils.
Fiorini, P +4 more
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For the electrodynamic suspension (EDS) system in the high-speed magnetic levitation (Maglev) train, high-temperature superconducting (HTS) coils made of ReBCO-coated conductors can be used as levitation magnets.
Dong, F +6 more
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Summary of a Bearingless Motor with Passive Electrodynamic Axial Suspension
Either active control or passive stabilization can be used to achieve non-contact magnetic sus-pension in magnetic bearings and bearingless motors. As the rotational speed is increased, the d-axis current becomes harder to regulate, thus motivating the research of full passive suspension. Permanent magnet bearings and reluctance forces cannot stabilize
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An Application of Taut-Wire Suspension to Electrodynamic Torsional Pickup
Eiichi FURUKAWA, Yoichi MURANAKA
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Maglev dummy for experimental check of electrodynamic suspension performance
V M Amoskov +22 more
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