Synchronous Machines: Construction Principles

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Explores the classification and working principles of electromagnetic actuators, highlighting their design considerations and applications.

Explores the operation principle of asynchronous machines, emphasizing rotor-stator interaction and slip definition.

Demonstrates a DC motor with separate excitation and explains why it accelerates unexpectedly when the excitation is cut off.

Covers the principles and types of stepper motors, including reluctance, electromagnetic, and Lavet motors, and their applications in technology.

Explores the application of single-phase motors in watchmaking, including dissymmetry, mutual couple, quartz watches, and MEMs technology.

Covers ball bearings, electrical motors, and actuators, including thermal conductivity, torque noise, lubrication, and force generation mechanisms.

Delves into the construction of an asynchronous motor, emphasizing stator and rotor structures and the efficiency of different winding methods.

Introduces electric circuits, generators, and motors, emphasizing key concepts in DC circuits.

Explores electric motor principles, linearity, control systems, active suspensions, and Laplace transforms.

Explores the Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, focusing on power balance, torque characteristics, and an example with a BMW 130i.