A new mathematical approach oriented to friendly computer evaluation of air-gap functions of induction machines.
Abstract
In the paper a method, for the evaluation of the main electric
and magnetic quantities in electrical machines, is proposed. This technique,
approaches and solves any problem directly in the time domain.
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