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Fig. 2. Frequencies spectrum for case b=0.9B, p=4 e f e =60 Hz including -80 dB white noise
Fig. 4. Calculated sensor voltage waveforms in the air gap: dotted line for the healthy rotor and continuous line for the faulty field winding
Fig. 6.  Field maps of the machine (a) No eccentricity, (b) with eccentricity, (c) external sensor position detail.
Fig. 9. Fields Map of 8 poles generator simulated by FEM: (a) Healthy and (b) fault in one of the poles
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