Equivalent circuits for electrical machines do yield correct torque estimates. They use the Lorentz force, but not in a way you’d expect.
ICEM 2016 Report
Last week, I took part in the ICEM 2016 conference in Lausanne, Switzerland. Here’s a brief report of what went down during those awesome days.
Why Bother with the Vector Potential
The vector potential is commonly used in finite element analysis of magnetic problems. But why don’t we just solve the field directly?
The Best Stretch – Why and How to Do It
The best stretch I have discovered so far. It stretches what is tight, and activates what is too loose. It’s easy and pain-free, and you can do it anywhere.
How to Track Your Diet with Excel
So you have made yourself a diet plan. Here’s how to make a diet tracking sheet in Excel for your daily intake of calories and macronutrients.
Why and How to Create a Diet Plan
This week, I helped my colleague to make a diet plan. Read this to learn if you should have one, and how to make it in the first place.
Why? What? How? – Lessons from DPEEE
Convincing people of “Why, What, and How” will win them over to your side. Don’t mess up the order of those, and remember to make adjustments as necessary.
The Importance of Passion – Lessons from DPEEE 2016
I attended a small conference, and ended up writing about passion. Not the sexual kind, but the fire that drives you forward. Life is full of surprises.
Why Matlab is Awesome for FEM Development
I love using Matlab for FEM development. It’s easy to use, and it can be surprisingly fast if you know what you’re doing. Click to read my praise in detail.
Toroidion Patent – First Glance
The patent application by the Finnish supercar company Toroidion just became public. Here’s a first glance on what’s so revolutionary.