Bramerdorfer Lab

University of Linz

Westösterreich (AT3) · Austria

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ERC Starting Grant · 2022

Electric Machines with Inherent Speed-Dependent Characteristics for More Sustainable and Efficient Energy Conversion

Half of the total electric energy consumed within the European Union is used for operating electric machines. Those might feature high efficiency for rated load, but partial load and overload performance often is very poor. Additionally, given some voltage and current limits for driving machines, designers need to trade good performance at high torque versus high-speed capabilities. Machines with speed-dependent characteristics would facilitate overcoming the current limitations and thus are the subject of this ERC project. The main approach for realizing operation dependent machine characteristics is to acquit oneself of thinking that the electric machine structure must be static. Allowing…

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