Electronics and Information Engineering Laboratories

Electromagnetic Energy System Laboratory

Basic Information

Staff

Professor Keisuke Fujisaki

Outline

Pioneering fusion technologies(from materials to applications) for electromagnetic equipment, with focus placed on research of electromagnetic fields

We conduct research on electromagnetic energy applications such as linear motor cars and electromagnetic processing, and integrated research on electromagnetic fields such as electromagnetic actuators which make use of material roperties in order to establish technologies for reducing environmental impact.
We aim to develop a broad scope of research activities from basic theoretical studies, prototyping/evaluation, to commercialization in collaboration with companies.

Research Themes

Research on power electronics for motor-driven systems, such as electric vehicles
Research on applications of electromagnetic energy systems for linear motor cars and material processing
Research on the interaction between electromagnetic energy and substances
Research on technologies for reducing environmental impacts by employing electromagnetic energy systems which make use of material properties

Website

http://www.toyota-ti.ac.jp/Lab/Denshi/emes/index.html

Equipment

Electromagnetic Energy System
(Fusion Science of Electromagnetic Field)

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Activities

Numerical Calculation of Magnetic Multi-scale
Material constants data such as B-H curves are connected between the scales.


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Miscellaneous

Magnetic Anisotropic Motor

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・The Iron loss decreases about 40 % and the electromagnetic
torque increase about 4 % in comparison with NO steel motor.

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(a) Open-loop
(b) Closed-loop



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Magnetohydrodynamics driven by linear motors



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Magnetic flux density distribution in ferromagnetic substances(*)
*@2010 Nippon Steel Corporation, All Rights Reserved

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