1. Design elements
1.1 Principles of electromechanical dimensioning
Generally speaking, the design process for an electromechanical actuator revolves around three key concerns:
Formulation of specifications to meet electromechanical requirements;
defining a concept to meet this need;
finally, the determination of the physical characteristics of the object sought.
Although often neglected, the specification stage is a decisive key to finding an optimized solution for a given functional requirement. This task is all the more delicate as the operating conditions of the devices under consideration become increasingly complex (highly variable operating conditions,...
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ICEM'08 XVIII International Conference on Electrical Machine, Vilamoura, Portugal, September 2008.
ACTUATOR 08 International Conference and Exhibition on New Actuators and Drive Systems, Bremen, Germany, June 2008.
MSM 2007 3rd International Conference Mechatronic Systems and Materials, Kaunas.
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