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Power Control Modules for Electronic Actuators Series, Part Three: Fundamentals of Pulse Width Modulation

POWER CONTROL MODULES FOR ELECRONIC ACTUATORS SERIES, PART THREE Edited by David Stockwell; Technical information provided by Roland Mueller & Simon Benik Fundamentals of Pulse Width Modulation Exploring the effects of INDUCTANCE, FREQUENCY AND INPUT CURRENT RIPPLE relating to On-Off Electromagnetic Devices. Pulse Width Modulation, Theory of Operation, Effects of INDUCTANCE, FREQUENCY & INPUT

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T14:13:42-05:00Coil Temperature Control, Continuous Duty Coil, Electromagnetic Actuators, Electromagnetic Devices, Energy Efficient Solenoids, High Performing, Innovative Collaboration with MSA, Intermittent Duty Coil, Power Control Modules, Pulse Duty Coil, Theory of Operation|

Power Control Modules for Electronic Actuators Series, Part One: Basics of Solenoid Operation Demonstrating the Need for Improved Power Control

POWER CONTROL MODULES FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTUATORS: PART ONE Edited by David Stockwell; Technical information provided by Roland Mueller & Simon Benik Magnet-Schultz of America (MSA) discuses how to achieve smaller, higher performing, more energy efficient solenoids, and avoid heat issues by utilizing electronic power control techniques, such as Pulse Width Modulation (PWM). Driving electromagnetic actuators

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T14:25:25-05:00Coil Temperature Control, Continuous Duty Coil, Electromagnetic Actuators, Electromagnetic Devices, Energy Efficient Solenoids, High Performing, Innovative Collaboration with MSA, Intermittent Duty Coil, Power Control Modules, Pulse Duty Coil, Theory of Operation|

Linear Motor Series, Part Two: Design & Manufacturing Techniques

LINEAR MOTOR SERIES: PART TWO Magnet-Schultz of America (MSA) reveals the design and manufacturing techniques, performance, and functional characteristics of a Linear Motor. Edited by David Stockwell; Technical information provided by Dr. Jonathan Gamble & Kevin Code DESIGN & MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES 1. External Appearance: The Linear Motor (LM) assembly looks just like a conventional

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T14:34:34-05:00Actuator Tubes, Design and Manufacturing Techniques, Electrohydraulic Solenoid Coils, Innovative Collaboration with MSA, Linear Motor, Voice Coils|

Linear Motor: A Single Coil, Bi-Directional, Electrohydraulic Valve Actuator

PART ONE: LINEAR MOTOR THREE PART SERIES Magnet-Schultz of America (MSA) reviews the concept, genesis of development, background and physical characteristics of a Linear Motor. Edited by David Stockwell; Technical information provided by Dr. Jonathan Gamble & Kevin Code INTRODUCTION In the “old days,” hydraulic valves were manually operated. In the hands of highly skilled

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T14:39:54-05:00Electrohydraulic Solenoid Coils, Electromagnetic Linear Actuators, Linear Motor, Voice Coils|

Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) Basics

Magnet-Schultz of America (MSA) decodes FMEA—identifying the most common types, answering frequently asked questions, defining the process and sharing the benefits. Exactly what is an FMEA, and why is it necessary to invest the time in developing one? FMEA is the abbreviation for: Failure Modes and Effects Analysis As the name suggests, an FMEA

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T14:47:16-05:00Business Standards and Practices, Innovative Collaboration with MSA, Partnership, Vendor Management|

Electromechanical Voice Coil Solenoids and Actuators

Magnet-Schultz of America (MSA) defines and clarifies key characteristics, working functionality and benefits of Voice Coil linear actuators (also known as Lorentz Force Actuators). OVERVIEW A Voice Coil is a type of solenoid linear actuator within which an electrical coil and a permanent magnet interact to create high speed, precisely controlled linear motion. The

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T14:54:42-05:00Choosing a Solenoid, Specialty Solenoids, Theory of Operation, Voice Coils|

Defining Frozen Design for Electromagnetic Device Manufacturing

Magnet Schultz of America (MSA) Explains Frozen Design Terms and Conditions Lately, there has been a great deal of discussion defining Frozen Design and Frozen Process requirements. Terms and conditions on customer purchase orders are beginning to state that one, or both ”Frozen” scenarios must be part of the purchase agreement. The trouble is, these

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T15:03:56-05:00Business Standards and Practices, Collaborative Innovation, Customer Service, Partnership, Vendor Management|

Defining Frozen Process for Electromagnetic Design and Manufacturing

Magnet-Schultz of America (MSA) Gives Clarity to Frozen Process Terms and Conditions Lately, there has been a great deal of discussion concerning Frozen Design and Frozen Process requirements. Terms and conditions on customer purchase orders are beginning to state that one, or both Frozen scenarios must be part of the purchase agreement. The trouble

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T14:59:14-05:00Business Standards and Practices, Collaborative Innovation, Customer Service, Partnership, Vendor Management|

A Conversation About Our Collaborative Innovation Business Process

Magnet-Schultz of America (MSA)—Specialists in Electromagnetic Devices At MSA you’ll be invited to interact, to get involved, to join a conversation. We’re process-oriented. We break down communication barriers to create a more open framework for new levels of product innovation and manufacturing agility. Collaborative Innovation is how we turn MSA knowledge into customer value. But

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T15:06:19-05:00Collaborative Innovation, Custom Solenoid|

Magnetic Latching Mechanisms

Magnetic Latching mechanisms fall into one of three distinct categories relative to how they are operated, the electrical energy needed to operate them, and the release force, which their return spring mechanism can generate. CATEGORY ONE: Permanent-Magnet/Electro-Magnetic Linear Actuators (also known as Magnetic-Latching Solenoids or MLS) A more complete discussion of the differences between

Magnet-Schultz of America2019-06-04T15:11:30-05:00Locking Mechanisms, Magnetic-Latching Technology, Theory of Operation|

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