Airflow Cooling Mechanism for High Power-Density Permanent Magnet Motor
High power-density electric machines present the benefits of high torque and speed. However, this generally comes with heating problems characterized by high temperatures that affect performance. Conventional approaches to address overheating are to include cooling fans or jackets within the stator...
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