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Column: “An engineer’s diary”
The column “An engineer’s diary” by Prof. Miller is available on the JMAG website.
It is updated once a month, and the following columns have been published.
[No. 79] The Alexanderson Alternator – An Axial-flux Marvel
Electric machine designers will surely look on these figures with admiration—even with astonishment—given that the era of the Alexanderson alternator (including its antecedents) was from about 1900 to about 1930.
But why should we be interested in it today? The famous quote of Henry Ford comes to mind, often given as “History is bunk”. The full record of Henry Ford’s argument is not so damning to our engineering forebears. He said that we should be making history today-and we are most definitely doing that with our EVs and power electronics and finite-element methods! So why would we be interested in Alexanderson’s alternator?…Read more
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