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An analysis of electromagnetic forces
Electrical Engineering, 1945Certain concepts of physics and electromagnetism conflict on several points, chiefly because of the latter's lack of general equations for the reaction of electrical particles. In this article the author introduces a few fundamental electrodynamic concepts and deduces from them some of the commonly used formulas for forces exerted on current-carrying ...
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Electromagnetic levitation forces
British Journal of Applied Physics, 1965The theorem that a generator, when connected to a system capable of doing mechanical work, supplies during the motion an amount of energy of which half appears as an increase in the energy of the system and half is used in the performance of mechanical work, is applied to prove that the force in any direction x between a coil carrying an alternating ...
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Electromagnetic Induction and Forces
1988This chapter is concerned with mechanical forces in magnetised systems and consequently with changes in magnetic field energy when mechanical movement occurs in the system.
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Electromagnetic Force Transducers
2011Sensing magnetic fields has evolved from ancient navigation purposes to the increasing need for improved sensitivity, smaller form factor, compatibility with modern electronic systems within airport security and structural stability [7.1].
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Electromagnetic Forces and Energy
1984The evaluation of the electromagnetic forces and torques exerted on bodies in motion is of central importance to the power engineer. When the body is in uniform translation the most efficient way of obtaining the forces is normally by use of “frame hopping”.
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A Direct Electromagnetic Force Closed-Loop Control Strategy for a Contactor
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2023Zhihong Xu, Longfei Tang, Wei Chen
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The Electromagnetic Body Force in Magnetohydrodynamics
Journal of the Aerospace Sciences, 1962openaire +2 more sources

