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Linear Induction Motor Demo-Track : a Tool for Renewed Motivation in Electrical Engineering

Strubin, J.-M.
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Veenstra, M.
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Rufer, A.  
2001
LDIA 2001 : The Third International Symposium on Linear Drives for Industry Applications

Technical education in classical fields like electrical engineering is confronted in western countries with on one side a high demand for engineers coming from industry and on the other side by the reduced interest from younger generation, whose interest is highly polarised by information and communication technologies. A linear motor demo-track has been set up, in order to reinforce the demonstrative aspects of modern technology as a contribution to the motivation of students for the industrial world. It is also an alternative example to the too classical rotating asynchronous motor in the field of education on variable speed drive.

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conference paper not in proceedings
Author(s)
Strubin, J.-M.
Veenstra, M.
Rufer, A.  
Date Issued

2001

Subjects

demonstration drive

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linear asynchronous motor

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sensorless

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LDIA 2001 : The Third International Symposium on Linear Drives for Industry Applications

Nagano, Japan

17-19 October 2001

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