Application feilds of electrical engines

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Start date Dec 27, 2006
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The discussion focuses on finding reliable sources for a semester project about the application fields of electric motors. A participant suggests starting with Wikipedia for foundational knowledge. The original poster expresses gratitude for the suggestion. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding electric motors in various applications. This exchange highlights the need for accessible resources in academic research.

Dec 27, 2006

odrom

hi. i am looking for a satisfying source about the topic written in the title. it is my semester project. if you can help me i woud be appreciated.
thanks already now.

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Dec 28, 2006

berkeman

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By "electrical engine" I assume you mean electric motor. Wikipedia is a good place to start learning the basics:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_motor

Dec 28, 2006

odrom

thank you. i should have thought that. thanks.

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