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Fig. 8.18 Application of special magnet assemblies in a rotary device with rotating magnetic eld
sources (a application of rotating permanent magnet bars; b application of the rotating magnet
assembly), classi cation no: R20(3)1(5)(6)0(8)101(12)

Fig. 8.19 Application of a closed magnet assembly with the four- (left) and two-pole (right)
rotating magnetic eld source, classication no: R20(3)1(5)(6)0(8)101(12)

c
community. This is despite the fact that this issue was already a part of some
scienti

The fourth case presented in Fig. 8.20 d has not yet been shown to the scienti

c debates, for instance between our group and the group from DTU Risoe
institute from Denmark. Namely, it is possible to construct a motor, which at the