Linearizing Control of a Distributed Actuation Magnetic Bearing for Thin-Walled Rotor Systems
This paper describes an exact linearizing control approach for a distributed actuation magnetic bearing (DAMB) supporting a thin-walled rotor. The radial DAMB design incorporates a circular array of compact electromagnetic actuators with multi-coil winding scheme optimized for supporting thin-walled...
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