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Cobham

Network House, Langford Locks
Kidlington
Oxford
OX5 1LH
United Kingdom


Web : http://www.cobham.com/


Article archive for Cobham;

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    Multiphysics software speeds resolution of design problems(01/08/2015)

    Applications include 3D modelling, analysis and simulation of electrical machines, charged particle devices and magnets.

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    A simulator for electromagnetic component design(06/06/2014)

    Understanding eddy current effects is critical to improving the performance of many emergent electrical equipment applications, including high efficiency electric motors, generators and transformers.

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    PM direct drives for wind turbines(21/11/2012)

    Wind power is at a critical point of development; they currently account for about 5 percent of the world's installed capacity for electricity generation, providing ample opportunity for growth. A key enabler will be the adoption of technologies that will ultimately cut the cost of wind power electricity generation.

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    Project challenges need for rare earth materials(09/07/2012)

    A new collaborative research programme led by Cobham Technical Services will investigate next-generation electric motors for high-end, low-carbon emission vehicles that do not require rare earth metals in their construction. The project, ‘Rapid Design and Development of a Switched Reluctance Traction Motor’, will also involve partners Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and engineering consultant Ricardo UK. Les Hunt reports.

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