USE OF FLEXIBLE MAGNETIC THIN LAYER SENSOR ELEMENTS
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Nov 28, 2012
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The invention concerns the field of electrical, materials and mechanical engineering and relates to the use of flexible magnetic thin layer sensor elements, which can be used for measuring magnetic flux density in electromagnetic energy converters and magnetomechanical energy converters. The aim of the invention is to specify the use of flexible magnetic thin layer sensor elements in electric machines and magnetic bearings, which can be placed in air gaps without substantially limiting the air gap widths. Said aim is achieved by the use of at least one flexible magnetic thin layer sensor element, which is attached to non-planar surfaces in the air gap on at least one of the main elements of electromagnetic energy converters and magnetomechanical energy converters and at least partially covers the non-planar surface of at least one of the main elements in the air gap in order to measure the magnetic flux density in the air gap and/or to regulate and/or monitor electromagnetic energy converters and magnetomechanical energy converters.
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