Maglev Conveyor Help - Control Airgap and Linear Motion

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A user is working on a maglev conveyor project for their final year and needs assistance with simulating the system in Labview, specifically regarding controlling the airgap and linear motion. They plan to use electromagnetic levitation and are considering either a linear induction motor or a linear synchronous motor. The user expresses urgency due to a tight deadline of three weeks and has not received responses in other forums. They are seeking help from the engineering community to resolve their mathematical formulation issues. Prompt assistance is crucial for the successful completion of their project.
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Hi all,

I am doing a maglev conveyor for my final year project. I need to run a simulation program to do some analysis. The program I chose to do this simulation is Labview. however I am having problems with the mathematical formulation on how to control the airgap and linear motion. I would appreciate if anyone can help me as I have only about 3 weeks left.

By the way I am doing the levitation based on electromagnetic and linear motion i would use either linear induction motor or linear synchronous motor.

Thx
 
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is there any1 out there whom can help me?
 
might be best to take this to an engineering forum.
 
i actually posted in the electrical forum as well, however there was no reply at all.. I'm kinda worry now!
 
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