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Harmonic Analysis of a Short Stator Linear Induction Machine Using a Transformation Technique

An analysis method is introduced for the short stator linear induction machine with homogeneous conducting rotor. The method incorporates harmonic rotor currents and a coordinate transformation into a modified Lagrangian formulation of the equations of motion. These equations permit both excitation and ferromagnetic edge effects as well as skin effects to be accounted for.

G. G. North

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