Permanent magnet DC motor re-design by FEMM

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2011-09-10

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Grmela, P.
Mach, M.
Hajek, V.

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This article describes an adjustment of a permanent magnet direct-current motor. This adjustment has been done in order to reduce manufacturing costs due to allowing of machine-made winding. The size of motor has to be unchanged and motor characteristics should be unchanged as well. A finite elements method program has been used for design of the adjusted motor.

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P. Grmela, M. Mach, and V. Hajek, “Permanent magnet DC motor re-design by FEMM,” 2011, p. 666, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/66719.