Magnetic gears – an essential enabler for the next generation’s electromechanical drives
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2008-08
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Davey, K.
Werst, M.D
Wedeking, G.A.
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New magnetic gears show promise as replacements for mechanical gears, not only because of high reliability and low maintenance, but also because of superior torque-to-weight ratios. A superior torqueto- weight ratio is most unexpected but is surfacing as a real possibility when the full perimeter of the gear is used to generate torque. Mechanical gears are to be distinguished in this one aspect since only two to three teeth are engaged in a single stage. For this same reason, high gear ratio magnetic gears can be constructed without the use of multiple stages.
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K.R. Davey, M.D. Werst, G.A. Wedeking, “Magnetic gears – an essential enabler for the next generation’s electromechanical drives,” ASNE Electric Machines Technology Symposium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, August 12-13, 2008, Technical Session 6, New Technologies.