Passive levitation in alternating magnetic fields

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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ABSTRACT:
Stable levitation of an object in an alternating magnetic field can be achieved by eliminating coupling between the rotational and translational forces acting on the object. Stable levitation can also be achieved by varying the coupling between the rotational and translational forces acting on the object, while maintaining one or more of the rotational and translational forces steady in time.

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