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Abstract
In order to optimize the magnetic circuits of the linear motor applied in the space-borne pulse tube cryocooler, a three-dimensional magnetostatic field model of the moving-coil linear motor in the micro compressor is established. The effects of several key dimensions on the distributions of the magnetic flux density inside the air gap are simulated and discussed by finite element method. The simulated results show that the magnetic flux density decreases with the increase of both width and thickness of air gap. According to the analysis, it will greatly facilitate the design, fabrication and future practical applications of the micro moving-coil linear compressor.
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1 Shanghai Institute of Measurement and Testing Technology, Shanghai, 201203, China; Shanghai Key Laboratory of Online Test and Control Technology, Shanghai, 201203, China