2023•Unpublished venueRequires access

The Influence of a Linear Steel Screw and a Linear Nylon Screw Upon Measuring Electromagnetic Force in a Cylindrical PM Synchronous Motor

Sebastian Jan Bartel, Krzysztof Kluszczyński, Zbigniew Andrzej Pilch

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A loaboratory setup for measuring the distribution of the electromagnetic force acting in a cylindrical PM synchronous motor is presented. The force is measured with use of a tensometric beam. The microprocessor-controlled positioning system consists of a rotary stepper motor and a linear screw transforming rotary motion into linear motion. Two cases are considered: a linear screw made of steel and a linear screw made of nylon. The most important objective of the article is to compare the measurement results obtained for these two cases.

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Key concepts: Linear motion, Linear motor, Linear actuator, Stepper, Screw thread, Mechanical engineering, Stepper motor, Rotation around a fixed axis