Electric Machines: Analysis and Design Applying Matlab, Jimmie J.

Cathey, McGraw-Hill Higher

Education, 2001, 0072423706, 9780072423709, 530 pages. This text contains sufficient material for
a single semester core course in electric machines and energy conversion, while allowing some
selectivity among the topics covered by the latter sections of Chapters 3-7 depending on a school's
curriculum. The text can work for either a course in energy design principles and analysis with an
optional design project, or for a capstone design course that follows an introductory course in
energy device principles. A unique feature of "Electric Machines: Analysis and Design Applying
MATLAB" is its integration of the popular interactive computer software MATLAB to handle the
tedious calculations arising in electric machine analysis. As a result, more exact models of devices
can be retained for analysis rather than the approximate models commonly introduced for the sake
of computational simplicity..
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