LDIA

2015

July 27 - 29

INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL MACHINES

The 10th International
Symposium on Linear Drives
for Industry Applications
Aachen, Germany, July 27-29 2015

Institute of Electrical Machines
RWTH Aachen University
Schinkelstraße 452062 Aachen

Contents
Welcome letter4				Committees						5Local Organization 			
5International Steering Committee
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General information 					6General program overview 		8
Technical tour 					 10Aachen city map 		11
Symposium site map 			
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WIFI Internet 				13Symposium secretariat 			13
Technical program 				Plenary sessions 				Oral sessions / Monday July 27
Oral sessions / Tuesday July 28 		
Presentation guidelines 		
Post symposium publication		

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Welcome letter
We are pleased to welcome you to Aachen and to the 10th
International Symposium on Linear Drives for Industry Applications (LDIA 2015).
The goal of the symposium is to bring together researchers
from both academia and industry from all over the world,
and to share research findings and discuss future developments in linear drive technology.
This year the conference will be held in the beautiful historiccity of Aachen, nowadays renowned for its university, scientific competence and many spin-off companies. Previously
this conference was hosted in Japan, UK, France, Korea,
the Netherlands and China. We are convinced that we allwill bring LDIA2015 to a successful meeting as the previous
ones. We wish you a lot of personal and scientific advancement and to foster your existing network of friends andcolleagues. We hope that you enjoy the scientific programwith two keynotes and scientific papers from 18 countries.
We would like to thank all the reviewers for their invaluableassistance in supporting us with the technical program. The
final program includes nine parallel technical sessions.
We would like to thank the conference sponsors and exhibitors, Wittenstein, Etel, Cedrat, Prodrive and Brockhaus
for their support, and encourage you to visit their exhibition
stands during the conference in SuperC as well as in IEM
laboratory during the daily Bierstube. We wish you an enjoyable stay in Aachen and a productive and pleasant timeat LDIA2015.
Kay Hameyer & Rüdiger Appunn
General chair & technical chair4Local Organization
Prof. K. Hameyer
R. Appunn
D. Franck, T. Herold

General chair: 		Technical chair:
Editorial chair: 		

International Steering Committee
CHAIRPERSON				
H. Ohsaki∙Japan					MEMBERS					K. Hameyer∙Germany
T. Higuchi∙Japan		
E. Lomonova∙NLD
J. Kitano∙Japan		J. P. Yonnet∙France
T. Koseki∙Japan		I. Boldea∙Romania
T. Mizuno∙Japan		
C. Sadarangani∙SWE
J.X. Shen∙China		
A. Cassat∙CHE
L.M. Shi∙China		
A. Rufer∙CHE
Y.Y. Ye∙China		
F. Eastham∙UK
F.J. Lin∙Taiwan		Jiabin Wang∙UK
M.C.Tsai∙Taiwan		
Z.Q. Zhu∙UK
J.P. Hong∙Korea		
A.C. Ferreira∙Brazil
H.K. Jung∙Korea		J. Gieras∙USA
D.H. Kang∙Korea
S. Gurol∙USA
J. Driesen∙Belgium
D. Trumper∙USA
A. Binder∙Germany
W.R. Canders∙Germany		

5General information
SuperCThe conference will take place in the SuperC. This is a visualhighlight among the buildings of RWTH Aachen University
and located in the heart of the city. The SuperC Student
Service Centre provides a wide range of rooms and lecture
theatres for events, conferences, and meetings. Not only ofarchitectural interest, the SuperC is also remarkable for its
utilization of geothermal energy - the building is cooled andheated through geothermal heat.

Aachen – City in the heart of Europe
The Emperor’s City is a popular travel destination. This is notjust because of its favorable geographical position but also
due to its large variety of art and culture, elegant shops andpubs.
Aachen is situated in an area, where the three countries ofGermany, Belgium and the Netherlands meet. You can easily
get to the Eifel hills in a short time. You will soon see howmuch variety the city has to offer.

6General information
Welcome reception:
Sunday July 26 / 7pm
IEM, Schinkelstraße 4, Aachen
Technical sessions:Monday July 27 / 9am- Tuesday July 28 / 6pm
SuperC 6th floor, Templergraben 57, Aachen
Visit IEM laboratory, Exhibition and Bierstube:
Monday July 27 / 6pm
Tuesday July 28 / 5:30pm
IEM, Schinkelstraße 4, Aachen
Banquet:Tuesday July 28 / 7pm
Crowning Hall of Aachen City Hall Aachen
The traditional LDIA conference dinner will be served in thehistorical Crowning Hall of Aachen city hall on Tuesday 7pm.
All full registered as well as all student registered participants
are invited to join.

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General program overview
Date: Monday, 27/Jul/2015
9:00am –9:20am

OPEN: Opening Ceremony
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Kay Hameyer

9:20am –10:00am

INV-1: Invited Oral 1
Location: Generali-Saal

10:15am –11:35am

CTRL-1: Control
methods for linear
drives 1
Location: Ford-Saal

Chair: Rüdiger Appunn

Chair: John Compter
Chair: Tetsuzo Sakamoto

11:50pm –01:10pm

AEFF-1: Analysis ofelectromagnetic fields
and force fields 1
Location:
Ford-Saal
Chair: Abbas Shiri
Chair: David Franck

02:00pm –03:20pm

CTRL-2: Control
methods for linear
drives 2
Location:
Ford-Saal
Chair: J.W. Jansen
Chair: Florian Poltschak

03:30pm –04:50pm

AEFF-2: Analysis ofelectromagnetic fields
and force fields 2
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: Marco Hombitzer
Chair: Simon Steentjes

05:00pm –06:00pm

CTRL-3: Control
methods for linear
drives 3
Location:
Ford-Saal
Chair: Liming Shi
Chair: Koichi Oka

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ELIM-1: Electromagnetic linear motors
and actuators 1
Location:
Generali-Saal
Chair: Hiroyuki Ohsaki
Chair: Yoan Civet

LEV-1: Levitation
technologies 1
Location:
Generali-Saal
Chair: Richard Stephan
Chair: Rüdiger Appunn

ELIM-2: Electromagnetic linear motors
and actuators 2
Chair: Andrzej Pawel
Waindok
Chair: Qian Liu

APL-1: Applicationsof linear drives and levitation technologies 1
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Yaohua Li
Chair Harry Gabrielse

LEV-2: Levitation
technologies 2
Location:
Generali-Saal
Chair: Qinfen Lu
Chair: Shunsuke OhashiDate: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015
9:00am –9:40am

INV-2: Invited Oral 2
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Rüdiger Appunn

9:55am –11:15am

AEFF-3:
Analysis of electromagnetic fields andforce fields 3
Location:
Ford-Saal
Chair: Wolf-Rüdiger
Canders
Chair: Björn Riemer

11:30am –01:10pm

02:00pm –03:20pm

APL-2: Applicationsof linear drives andlevitation technologies 2
Location:
Generali-Saal

Chair: Jingyu Huang
Chair: Stefan Böhmer

Chair: Tomoaki Yano
Chair: Qiongxuan Ge

AEFF-5:
Analysis of electromagnetic fields andforce fields 5
Location:
Ford-Saal

ELIM-4: Electromagnetic linear motors
and actuators 4
Location:
Generali-Saal

APL-3:
Applications of linear
drives and levitation
technologies 3
Location:
Generali-Saal
Chair: Xudong Wang
Chair: Gulillaume Loussert

05:00pm –05:20pm

Chair: Mimpei Morishita
Chair: Michael Schröder

AEFF-4:
Analysis of electromagnetic fields andforce fields 4
Location:
Ford-Saal

Chair: Tsuyoshi Higuchi
Chair: Erich Schmidt

03:30pm –04:50pm

ELIM-3: Electromagnetic linear motors
and actuators 3
Location:
Generali-Saal

Chair: Jiabin Wang
Chair: Satoshi Ueno

SUBS-1:
Subsystems for linear
drives 1
Location:
Ford-Saal
Chair: Michael van der Giet
Chair: Thorwald L. Van
Vuure

CLOSE: Closing Ceremony
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Kay Hameyer

9The LDIA technical tour
On July 29 a technical tour to RWTH Aachen Campus
Melaten will be organized. We will visit three of the elevenresearch clusters.
Campus Melaten is the first phase of construction for
RWTH‘s new research campus.
We will visit the Center for Wind Power Drives, the Center
for Mobile Propulsion and the Logistics Cluster of RWTH
Aachen University. The technical tour is included within theconference fee. Registration for the tour at the registration
desk is mandatory. Bus transfer starts in front of the SuperC
on Wednesday 9:00am.

10Aachen city map

11Symposium site map
All technical sessions are held in SuperC (6th floor) of RWTH
Aachen University.
SuperC, Templergraben 57 in Aachen.

International steering committee meeting
Monday, July 27, 6pm
Room 530 (5th floor SuperC)

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Free Internet
SuperC and IEM
WLAN: mops
Username: LDIA2015
Password: pygirip

Conference App (free of charge)
Conference4me(Google Play, iTunes App Store, Windows Phone Store or
Amazon Appstore)
App includes all relevant information such as conferencetime schedule, one-page abstracts, ect.

Congress Office
Address
Institute of Electrical Machines
Schinkelstraße 4D-52062 Aachen, Germany
Secretary
Mrs. Petra Jonas-Astor
Phone: +49 241 80 97667
E-Mail: info@ldia2015.org

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Invited Oral 1:
High thrust linear drives withhigh quality of motion
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolf-Rüdiger
Canders,Technische Universität
Braunschweig

Linear drives must always be seen as component of a major
system that defines the specification of the drive for optimal
system function. A very impressive example for this approach are drives for vehicle simulators which allow testingof vehicle chassis suspension at the physical boundaries.
The design requirements for such drives are illustrated for avehicle simulator with 25 t moving mass. A special issue forthe design of these machines is the motion quality which directly affects the driving impression of the test person in thesimulator. Improvement of the force ripple was done here inseveral steps which will be depicted in the presentation as
well.

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Invited Oral 2:High speed linear drives
with high acceleration andposition accuracy
Dr. Ingolf Gröning,
WITTENSTEIN cyber motorGmbH

Linear drives are the core component within the fastest
pick-and-place-heads in the world. Accelerations of morethan 300 m/s² in combination with position accuracies ofmore than 1,5 µm allow more than 300’000 placements perhour of electronic parts – without hitting the printed circuit-board. Linear drives also accelerate the machines in thehigh performance automation especially in loose interlinked
systems for the transport of components, parts and pieces.
The moved masses of the parts range from less than 1 g
up to 25 g, so that speed up to 5 m/s and acceleration up
to 500 m/s² are crucial to reach minimized cycle times andincreased output.

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Presentations
CTRL-1:
Control methods for linear drives 1
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 10:15am - 11:35am
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: John Compter
Chair: Tetsuzo Sakamoto

Attractive and Thrust Force control of LIM poweredby the source using the Component Synchronous with
the Motor Speed
Toshimitsu Morizane, Keisuke Tsuruya, Noriyuki Kimura,
Hideki Omori
Osaka Institute of Technology, Japan;

Intelligent integral backstepping sliding-mode control
for piezo-flexural nanopositioning stage
Faa-Jeng Lin, Shih-Yang Lee, Jin-Kuan Chang
Engineering, National, National Central University, Taiwan;

Study on the servo drive of PM-LSM to be used inparallel synchronous drive
Hiroyuki Takai, Kenji Suzuki, Hideo Dohmeki
Tokyo City University, Japan;

A new dynamic model for linear induction motors,
considering end effectAbbas Shiri1, Davoud Esmaeil Moghdam2
1
Shahid Rajaei University, Iran, Islamic Republic of; 2Instituteof Electrical Power Systems and High-Voltage, Technische
Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany;

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ELIM-1:
Electromagnetic linear motors andactuators 1
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 10:15am - 11:35am
Location: Generali Saal
Chair: Hiroyuki Ohsaki
Chair: Yoan Civet

Fast Design Optimization and Fundamental Test Methods for a Transverse-Flux Type Linear Synchronous
Wave Generator
Takafumi Koseki, Ryuji Watanabe, Hideki Matsuoka,
Yasuhiro
Takada School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo,
Japan;

Design Process for High Force Tubular Linear Drive
with Discrete Wound Coils
Sebastian Gruber, Ralf Wegener, Stefan Soter
Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany;

Performance measurements of the Double Layer
Planar Motor
Hans Rovers
ASML, Netherlands, The;

Design Aspects of Quasi-Halbach Arrays Applied toLinear Tubular Actuators
Paulo Roberto Eckert, Igor Pasa Wiltuschnig, Aly Ferreira
Flores Filho
Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil;

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AEFF-1:
Analysis of electromagnetic fields andforce fields 1
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 11:50am - 1:10pm
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: Abbas Shiri
Chair: David Franck

Comparison Investigation of E-core and C-core Linear
Switched-flux PM Machines
Qinfen Lu, Yunyue Ye
College of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University, China,
People‘s Republic of;Geometry impact of the 5-phase permanent magnet
tubular linear actuator on its electromagnetic parameters
Andrzej Pawel Waindok, Bronislaw Zbigniew Tomczuk
Opole University of Technology, Poland;

Magnetic Performance of Halbach Array Branching
Mechanism Proto-model utilizing Cylinder Shape Permanent Magnets
Shogo Tokunaga1, Hiroki Tsuchiya1, Atsushi Ito1, HaruhikoSuzuki1, Mikael Bragge2
1
National Institute of Technology, Fukushima College, Japan;2
Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, Finland;

Structure Optimization of the Double-side Segmented
Stator Permanent Magnet Linear Synchronous Motor
Sang-In Byun, Sung-An Kim, Yun-Hyun Cho
Dong-A University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea);18

LEV-1:
Levitation technologies 1
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 11:50am - 1:10pm
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Richard Stephan
Chair: Rüdiger Appunn

Small scale magnetically levitated train: A novel
approach for the mechatronics laboratory.
Gregor Glehn, Rüdiger Appunn, Kay Hameyer
IEM RWTH Aachen University, Germany;

Diamagnetic Repulsion Force of an Asymmetrical Graphite Plate Sample by the Quasi-static Measurement
MethodHaruhiko SUZUKI, Yuta TOMOTSUNE, Masatoshi ARAKAWA, Masato IGARI, Shogo TOKUNAGA, Atsushi ITO
National Institute of Technology, Fukushima College, Japan;

Development of a 5-DOF active-controlled self-bearing disk motor
Satoshi Ueno, Takuya Fukuura, Tran Van Toan
Ritsumeikan University, Japan;

Research and Analysis of Voice Coil Motor with Maglev Gravity Compensation and Micro-stage
Liwei Wu1, Xiaofeng Yang1, Qingsheng Chen1, Feng Chi2
1
The School of Microelectronics, Fudan University, Shanghai,
China, People‘s Republic of; 2Shanghai Micro Electronics
Equipment Co., Ltd, Pudong, Shanghai, China, People‘s
Republic of;19

CTRL-2:
Control methods for linear drives 2
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: J.W. Jansen
Chair: Florian Poltschak

Approximate dual controller by information matrix maximization for self-sensing electromagnetic suspension system
Kohei Matsuda, Tetsuzo Sakamoto
Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan;

A Novel Control Strategy of Linear Synchronous Motorfor High Speed Maglev Train
Liming Shi, Yaohua Li, qiongxuan Ge, Yang Li
Chinese Academy of Sciences and Technology, China,
People‘s Republic of;

Research on the Identification and Compensation of
the Certain-Force Model of Linear Servo Motor with
Permanent-Magnet
Yingquan Liu, Yunyue Ye
Zhejiang University, China, People‘s Republic of;Trajectory Planning and Two Degrees of Freedom
Control of an Electromagnetic Actuator
Ali El Hafni, Alexander Dötlinger, Ralph Kennel
Institute for Electrical Drive Systems and Power Electronics,
Technical University of Munich, Munich, Germany;

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ELIM-2:
Electromagnetic linear motors andactuators 2
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Andrzej Pawel Waindok
Chair: Qian Liu

Magnetic design consideration of a Magnetic Lead
Screw with Halbach Array
Rasmus Koldborg Holm, Nick Ilsoe Berg, Peter Omand
Rasmussen
Aalborg University, Denmark;A Novel Complementary and Modular Tubular Permanent Magnet Flux-switching Motor
Xudong Wang1, Fengwei Wei1, Baoyu Xu2, Haichao Feng1,
Xiaozhuo Xu1
1School of Electrical Engineering and Automation, Henan
Polytechnic University,China, People‘s Republic of; 2Schoolof Mechanical and Power Engineering, Henan Polytechnic
University,China, People‘s Republic of;

The Optimal Design of a Halbach-type Permanent Magnet Surface Motor using Integrated Optimization
Junichi Tsuchiya, Keiichiro Yasuda
Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan;

Principle and Characteristics of a Novel Self-Start
Type PMLSM
Tsuyoshi Higuchi1, Yuichi Yokoi1, Takashi Abe1, Shogo
Makino2
1
Nagasaki University, Japan; 2Yaskawa Electric Corporation;

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AEFF-2:
Analysis of electromagnetic fields andforce fields 2
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 3:30pm - 4:50pm
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: Marco Hombitzer
Chair: Simon Steentjes

The forces between two parallel finite bars with a uniform current density
John Compter
Heidenhain Numeric BV, Netherlands, The;Electric Field Control Methods for Foil Coils in
High-Voltage Coreless Linear Actuators
T.A. van Beek, J.W. Jansen, E.A. Lomonova
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, The;

Numerical Simulation of Forces in an Ironless Planar
Actuator
Marcos Susin
UFRGS, Brazil;

Analysis of the Static Forces Produced by a Planar
Induction Actuator
Felipe Treviso1, Marilia Amaral da Silveira2, Ály Ferreira Flores
Filho1
1
UFRGS, Brazil; 2ULBRA, Brazil;

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APL-1:
Applications of linear drives and levitation technologies 1
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 3:30pm - 4:50pm
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Yaohua Li
Chair Harry Gabrielse

The Design Requirements of a Linear Generator
Integrated in a Free Piston Engine for Range Extender
Application
Un-Jae Seo, Björn Riemer, Rüdiger Appunn, Kay Hameyer
Institute of Electrical Machines, RWTH Aachen University,
Germany;

Research on Stereo-garage Driven by Linear Induction
Motor
Qinfen Lu, Yunyue Ye, Jianxin Shen, Jian Zhang
College of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University, China,
People‘s Republic of;Shielding Effects of Reaction Magnetic Flux on Armatures of Eddy-Current Rail Brakes in High-Speed
Regions
Hiroshi Yoda, Yasuaki Sakamoto
Railway Technical Research Institute, Japan;

A Comparison between Cylindrical and Cross-Shaped
Magnetic Vibration Isolators
Dave T.E.H. van Casteren, Johan J.H. Paulides, Elena A.
Lomonova
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, The;

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CTRL-3:
Control methods for linear drives 3
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 5:00pm - 6:00pm
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: Liming Shi
Chair: Koichi Oka

Space-Vector Modulation Technique for Two-Phase
Inverter-Fed Tubular Permanent-Magnet Actuator
Ioana-Cornelia Vese Gros, Mircea Radulescu
Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania;

Control-Based Reduction of Detent Force for Single
Phase Linear Motor
Sung-An Kim, Sang-In Byun, Yun-Hyun Cho
Dong-A University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea);

The Study on Nonlinear Characteristic Curves for
Linear Actuator with The Resonant PWM Inverter
Sung-An Kim, Sang-In Byun, Yun-Hyun Cho
Dong-A University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea);24

LEV-2:
Levitation technologies 2
Time: Monday, 27/Jul/2015: 5:00pm - 6:00pm
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Qinfen Lu
Chair: Shunsuke Ohashi

A Capacity Selection Method for the Converters
Applied in the Propulsion System of High-speed
Maglev Transportation
Ying Lin1, Xiaohua Wang2
1
Tongji University, China, People‘s Republic of; 2Tongji University, China, People‘s Republic of;Comparison of different Eddy currents basedmagnetic levitation techniques
Daniel Grivon, Chavanne Jonathan, Perriard Yves
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL),
Switzerland;

Non-contact Liner Slider Using Wireless Power
Transfer
Koichi Oka, Buddhika Annasiwathth
Kochi University of Technology, Japan;

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AEFF-3:
Analysis of electromagnetic fields andforce fields 3
Time: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015: 9:55am - 11:15am
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: Wolf-Rüdiger Canders
Chair: Björn Riemer

FE technique for thermo-contact problems solution
and its application for multiphysics numerical analysis
of linear thermo-elastic actuator
Michael G. Pantelyat1, Ivo Doležel2
1
National Technical University „Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute“,
Kharkiv, Ukraine; 2Institute of Thermomechanics, Academyof Sciences of the Czech Republic, Praha, Czech Republic;

Investigation of a Double-side Permanent Magnet
Linear Synchronous Motor Having Shifted Ends
Qinfen Lu, Yunyue Ye
College of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University, China,
People‘s Republic of;

Optimization and Comparison of Novel 9/10 Primary/Secondary Pole Number E-core and C-core Linear
Switched-Flux PM machines
Jiabao Liu, Qinfen Lu
College of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University, China,
People‘s Republic of;Superconducting Linear Actuators for Highly Dynamic
MotionB.J.H. de Bruyn, J.W. Jansen, E.A. Lomonova
Eindhoven University of Technology;

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ELIM-3:
Electromagnetic linear motors and actuators 3
Time: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015: 9:55am - 11:15am
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Mimpei Morishita
Chair: Michael Schröder

The Development of a Cylindrical Coreless Linear
Synchronous Motor
Mimpei Morishita, Miki Naoe, Nobuo Morimura, Akira Negishi
Kogakuin Universiy, Japan;

Considerations for improved design and reduced manufacturing complexity of a PM, Tubular Linear Motor
Ahmed Mahmood Mohammed, Michael Galea, Tom Cox,
Christopher Gerada
The University of Nottingham, United Kingdom;

A Simulation Study of Driving Technique of Electro-Magnets to Increase Rotation Torque of 14-12
Spherical Motor
Akio Gofuku1, Kazuki Adachi1, Tomoaki Yano2
1
Okayama University, Japan; 2Kinki University, Japan;

A superconducting linear actuator operating in low
temperature environments
Hiroyuki Ohsaki, Takashi Hiroe, Yusuke Terachi
The University of Tokyo, Japan;

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AEFF-4:
Analysis of electromagnetic fields andforce fields 4
Time: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015: 11:30am - 1:10pm
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: Jingyu Huang
Chair: Stefan Böhmer

Power-optimal force decoupling in a hybrid linear
reluctance motor
T.T. Overboom1, J.P.C. Smeets1, J.W. Jansen1, E.A.
Lomonova1, D. Mavrudieva2
1
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, The;
2
CEDRAT, France;

Optimization of Five Ultra-High Vacuum Voice CoilActuator Topologies
J.R.M. van Dam1, T.A. van Beek1, J.W. Jansen1, E.A.
Lomonova1, S.L. Paalvast2, B.C.T. van Bree2
1
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, The;
2
Janssen Precision Engineering, Netherlands, The;

Performance analysis of permanent magnet linear
synchronous machines using a hybrid analyticalmodel
Abdourahman ADEN DIRIYE, Sofiane OUAGUED, Yacine
AMARA, Georges BARAKATGREAH, University of Le Havre, France;28

A study on the computational times of the surface
charge model when the relative permeability is taken
into accountDave T.E.H. van Casteren, Johan J.H. Paulides, Elena A.
Lomonova
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, The;

Comparative Study of Two Flux Reversal PM Linear
Machine Topologies
Ahlam Shuraiji1, Z.Q. Zhu1, Q.F. Lu2
1
University of Sheffield, United Kingdom; 2Zhejiang University, P.R. China;

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APL-2:
Applications of linear drives and levitation technologies 2
Time: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015: 11:30am - 1:10pm
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Tomoaki Yano
Chair: Qiongxuan Ge

A Working Prototype of an Intelligent Kinetic Building
Envelope
Seung-Hoon Han1, Ok-Kyun Im2, Tae-Ryong Kim1
1
Chonnam National University, Korea, Republic of (South
Korea); 2University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA;

Improvement of the configuration of the linear generator using mechanical vibration energy
Shunsuke Ohashi, Kazuya Hirasawa, Yusuke Sugiura
Kansai University, Japan;

Calculation models for electrodynamic accelerator
and their measurement verification
Andrzej Pawel Waindok, Bronislaw Zbigniew Tomczuk,
Pawel Piekielny
Opole University of Technology, Poland;

Civil Application of Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch
Systems
Luca Bertola, Patrick Wheeler, Seamus Garvey, Tom Cox,
Herve Morvan
The University of Nottingham, United Kingdom;

Evaluation of linear induction motors with two different topologies by FEM
Roberto André Henrique de Oliveira1,2, Tilo Espenhahn2,3,Dietmar Berger2, Ludwig Schultz2,3, Antônio Carlos Ferreira1,
Richard Magdalena Stephan130Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; 2Leibniz Institutefor Solid State and Materials Research Dresden, Germany;
3
Technical University of Dresden, Germany;
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AEFF-5:
Analysis of electromagnetic fields andforce fields 5
Time: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: Tsuyoshi Higuchi
Chair: Erich Schmidt

Normal Force Analysis in Secondary Sheet Single-Sided Linear Induction Motor
Abbas Shiri
Shahid Rajaei University, Iran, Islamic Republic of;

The loss perspective of an electro-magnetic actuator
involving eddy currents for linear direct drive applications
Sebastian Fizek, Wolfgang Amrhein
Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria;
Comparison of Multi-tooth flux-switching linear permanent magnet motors with different magnet polarityand module displacement
Bangfu Zhang12, Ming Cheng1, Jiabin Wang2
1
Southeast university, China, People‘s Republic of;
2
The University of Sheffield, U.K;

Stray-field calculations on a shielded planar actuatorusing 3-D Hybrid Analytical Modeling
K. J. W. Pluk, J. W. Jansen, E. A. Lomonova
Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands;

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ELIM-4:
Electromagnetic linear motors and actuators 4
Time: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Jiabin Wang
Chair: Satoshi Ueno

Design Strategy for the Permanent-Magnet Type Magnetic Contactor
Hyeon-Jeong Park1, Jong-Suk Ro2, So-Hyun Kim1, Jae-Kil
Lee1, Hyun-Kyo Jung1
1
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Seoul
National University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea); 2Brain
Korea 21 Plus Creative Research Engineer Development,
Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea);

Design and optimization of a lightweight single phaselinear actuator
Florian Poltschak, Jörg Kobleder
Johannes Kepler University of Linz, Austria;

Fractional-slot Tubular Permanent Magnet Machineswith Low Space Harmonics
Jiabin Wang
The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom;

Design and control of an active suspension systemwith integrated electrical tubular linear motor
Andreas Thul, Daniel Eggers, Björn Riemer, Kay Hameyer
Institute of Electrical Machines, RTWH Aachen, Germany;32

APL-3: Applications of linear drives andlevitation technologies 3
Time: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015: 3:30pm - 4:50pm
Location: Generali-Saal
Chair: Xudong Wang
Chair: Gulillaume Loussert

Influence of Manufacturing Tolerances on the
Performance of an Electronically-Controlled Linear
Escapement
Romain Besuchet, Yoan Civet, Yves Perriard
Integrated Actuators Laboratory (LAI), École PolytechniqueFédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland;

Design and Characterization of a Soft Magneto-Rheological Miniature Shock Absorbers
Daniel Grivon1, Yoan Civet1, Yves Perriard1, Zoltan Pataky2
1École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland; 2Geneva University Hospital, Service of Therapeutic
Education and Chronic Diseases;

Characteristics Analysis of Vertical Linear Motor
Transportation System with Non-uniform Air-gap
Xiaozhuo XU, Xudong Wang, Haichao Feng, Baoyu Du, Jikai
Si, Baoyu XuHenan Polytechnic University, China, People‘s Republic of;Application of Soft Magnetic Composites (SMC) in
linear drives – Developments, experiences and results
Quirin Maurus
Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany;

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SUBS-1:
Subsystems for linear drives 1
Time: Tuesday, 28/Jul/2015: 3:30pm - 4:50pm
Location: Ford-Saal
Chair: Michael van der Giet
Chair: Thorwald L. Van Vuure

Contactless Energy Transfer to an Object with a
Planar Movement
J.P.C. Smeets, T.T. Overboom, J.W. Jansen, E.A. Lomonova
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, The;

Design and analysis of a magneto-acoustic energy
harvester for MRI applications
J Bao, B.L.J. Gysen, E.A. Lomonova
TU/e, Netherlands, The;

Linear drive with a mechanical passive switch
Christoph Löffler, W.-R. Canders
TU Braunschweig, Germany;

Ferrofluid Based Actuators for Braille Application
Cécile Cuchet, Florian Maushart, Yoan Civet, Yves Perriard
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland;

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Presentation guidelines
All presentations are oral presentations
A regular oral presentation is 20 minutes per speaker including discussion. This time limit should be strictly followed.
The organization will provide a notebook, LCD projector,
screen and microphone in each oral session room. Presentations should be prepared in MS-PowerPoint format inEnglish.
Please bring your PowerPoint presentation on USB stickand upload it to the supplied notebook before the sessions
starts. Each presenter is also asked to submit their shortautobiography to the session chair before the beginning of
the session.

Post Conference Proceedings
After the conference, authors of selected papers will be
invited to submit an extended version to the peer reviewed
journal:Archives of Electrical Engineering

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