Electro-magnetic braking system

Details Electro-magnetic braking system Electro-magnetic braking system

1996-05-23

1998-10-13

Cabeca, John W.

Electricity: motive power systems

Braking

Dynamic braking

318362, 310 93, 188164, 188159, H02P 314

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058217126

ABSTRACT:
A braking system consisting of coil assemblies (6) which move in relation to a rotor magnet assembly (9) by using an actuator assembly (2). As the coil assemblies (6) are moved closer to the rotor magnet assembly (9), a current will develop in the coil assembly (6) which will generate a magnet field. This magnet field will in turn induce a torque on the rotor magnet assembly (9). The developed current can then be used to recharge the onboard energy storage system.

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