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contributor.authorRajagopal, K R-
contributor.authorSingh, B-
contributor.authorSingh, B P-
contributor.authorVedachalam, N-
date.accessioned2006-08-07T03:26:28Z-
date.available2006-08-07T03:26:28Z-
date.issued2001-
identifier.citationMagnetics, IEEE Transactions on, 37(4), 1995 - 1937p.en
identifier.urihttp://eprint.iitd.ac.in/dspace/handle/2074/2047-
description.abstractIn this paper, the adverse effects of variation in operating temperature on the performance of PM sensors and actuators used in aerospace and military applications, and methods to provide inherent temperature compensation by design, are presented. Unlike the conventional shunt compensation, the proposed method uses the direct leakage path between two neighboring permanent magnets. This novel method arrived at after conducting finite element (FE) analysis, is capable of giving complete temperature compensation over the entire operating temperature range. In a gyroscope designed and developed under this scheme, the temperature sensitivity of the torquer scale factor of the gyroscope in an operating temperature range of -60 to +80°C is measured to be less than -10 ppm/°C against the normal value of -450 ppm/°C, observed in a gyroscope having no inherent temperature compensationen
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subjectinherent temperatureen
subjectneighboring permanent magnetsen
subjectconducting finite elementen
subjecttorquer scale factoren
titleNovel methods of temperature compensation for permanent magnet sensors and actuatorsen
typeArticleen
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