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Pole magnets segmentation effect on permanent magnet synchronous generators

Bogdan Vîrlan, Adrian Munteanu, Leonard Livadaru, Alecsandru Simion, Ionuţ Nacu

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This paper presents the analysis of using segmented permanent magnet instead of single pole units on a synchronous generator. The main reason of using such solutions is the fact that smaller, simple shapes permanent magnets with standardized dimensions can easily be found on the market at low costs.

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This paper presents the analysis of using segmented permanent magnet instead of single pole units on a synchronous generator. The main reason of using such solutions is the fact that smaller, simple shapes permanent magnets with standardized dimensions can easily be found on the market at low costs.

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This paper presents the analysis of using segmented permanent magnet instead of single pole units on a synchronous generator. The main reason of using such solutions is the fact that smaller, simple shapes permanent magnets with standardized dimensions can easily be found on the market at low costs.

Key concepts: Magnet, Permanent magnet synchronous generator, Electropermanent magnet, Pole piece, Generator (circuit theory), Simple (philosophy), Segmentation, Computer science

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