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Single-Phase Commutator Motors and their Calculation Methods

Bronius Karaliunas

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There are analysed mathematical models, general equations and their solution numerical methods of electrical machines and commutator motors. It is proposed that equality of Parsewall may be used for colculation of electromagnetic force or moment. The new inductor desing of commutator motors was created and technical decision was recognized as invention.

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There are analysed mathematical models, general equations and their solution numerical methods of electrical machines and commutator motors. It is proposed that equality of Parsewall may be used for colculation of electromagnetic force or moment. The new inductor desing of commutator motors was created and technical decision was recognized as invention.

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There are analysed mathematical models, general equations and their solution numerical methods of electrical machines and commutator motors. It is proposed that equality of Parsewall may be used for colculation of electromagnetic force or moment. The new inductor desing of commutator motors was created and technical decision was recognized as invention.

Key concepts: Commutator, Moment (physics), Phase (matter), Inductor, Control theory (sociology), General motors, Computer science, Engineering

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