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Kazik
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Ferromagnetic Cores

10/21/2009 1:27 PM

Can we eliminate ferromagnetic cores in electric machines to make them lighter?
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Re: Ferromagnetic Cores

10/21/2009 7:12 PM

Yes.

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Re: Ferromagnetic Cores

10/22/2009 2:00 PM

How would you do that?
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