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Electrical Machines Lab (Yue Yu)
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Assistant Professor Yue Yu specializes in electrical machines and rotating machines.
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Electrical machines and energy conversion
Assistant Professor Yue Yu specializes in electrical machines, rotating machines, and energy conversion.
Permanent magnet synchronous motors and flux modulation motors are given as examples of rotating machines.
Assistant Professor Yue Yu is listed among the faculty of the Department of Mathematics, Physics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Graduate School of Engineering Science.
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Assistant Professor Yue Yu specializes in electrical machines, rotating machines, and energy conversion. Permanent magnet synchronous motors and flux modulation motors are given as examples of rotating machines.
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