This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors, taking into account the AC losses. The losses are evaluated by finite element models in which several methods to reduce model complexity are combined to achieve a low computation time. A parametric search is performed to determine the maximum achievable force density of all motor types, in which the operating temperature, geometric parameters, and peak current through the superconducting coils are varied. Results show the optimum number of turns for each motor type, and that a force density around 2500 N/dm3 can be achieved by all four motor types at 20 K
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Part 17: Electrical Machines - IIInternational audienceOne potential advantage of the application of...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a preliminary study on the feasibility of second-generation high-temperature sup...
This paper presents a preliminary study on the feasibility of second-generation high-temperature sup...
This paper presents a preliminary study on the feasibility of second-generation high-temperature sup...
This paper presents a preliminary study on the feasibility of second-generation high-temperature sup...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Part 17: Electrical Machines - IIInternational audienceOne potential advantage of the application of...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a comparison of the force density of four types of superconducting linear motors...
This paper presents a preliminary study on the feasibility of second-generation high-temperature sup...
This paper presents a preliminary study on the feasibility of second-generation high-temperature sup...
This paper presents a preliminary study on the feasibility of second-generation high-temperature sup...
This paper presents a preliminary study on the feasibility of second-generation high-temperature sup...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Electromagnetic motors currently used in lithography systems are pushed to their limit and it is cha...
Part 17: Electrical Machines - IIInternational audienceOne potential advantage of the application of...