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Archive | 2000

Method and device for controlling the magnetic flux in a rotating high voltage electric alternating current machine

Jan-Anders Nygren; Bertil Berggren


Archive | 1997

Hydro-generator plant

Mats Leijon; Bo Hernnäs; Peter Carstensen; Peter Templin; Lars Gertmar; Claes Ivarson; Erland Sörensen; Gunnar Davidsson; Gunnar Kylander; Bertil Larsson; Sören Berggren; Bertil Berggren; Jan-Anders Nygren; Bengt Rydholm; Hans-Olof Kalldin


Archive | 1998

Series compensation of electric alternating current machines

Mats Leijon; Lars Gertmar; Jan-Anders Nygren; Peter Templin


Archive | 1998

A method and device for controlling the magnetic flux in a rotating high voltage electric alternating current machine with permanent magnet rotor

Mats Leijon; Jan-Anders Nygren; Lars Gertmar; Bertil Berggren


Archive | 1998

Flux control for high power static electromagnetic devices

Christian Sasse; Thorsten Shütte; Mats Leijon; Jan-Anders Nygren; Lars Gertmar; Bertil Berggren


Archive | 1997

An electric high voltage ac machine

Mats Leijon; Bertil Berggren; Lars Gertmar; Jan-Anders Nygren; Erland Sörensen


Archive | 1998

Method and device for controlling the magnetic flux with an auxiliary winding in a hv ac machine

Jan-Anders Nygren; Bertil Berggren


Archive | 1997

Device at the end winding region in a rotating electric machine

Peter Carstensen; Mats Leijon; Jan-Anders Nygren; Lars Gertmar


Archive | 1998

DEVICE FOR CONTROLLING FAULT CURRENTS IN A ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINE

Jan-Anders Nygren; Lars Gertmar; Peter Templin


Archive | 1997

HIGH VOLTAGE AC MACHINE WINDING WITH GROUNDED NEUTRAL CIRCUIT

Mats Leijon; Bertil Berggren; Lars Gertmar; Jan-Anders Nygren; Erland Sörensen

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