Multilayer air gap winding designs for electric machines: theory, design, and characterisation

Multilayer air gap winding designs for electric machines: theory, design, and characterisation
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10.1049/joe.2018.8071
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2019-01
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N. Borchardt;R. Kasper;J. Sauerhering;W. Heinemann;K. Foster
N. Borchardt;R. Kasper;J. Sauerhering;W. Heinemann;K. Foster
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N. Borchardt;R. Kasper;J. Sauerhering;W. Heinemann;K. Foster

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