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Multimotor Electric Drive

a group of electric motors that are interconnected by a common control system and drive the working members of a machine or installation (for example, rolling mills, paper machines, composite metalworking machines, and walking excavators).

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The development of new accurate methods of electric synchronization of multimotor of electric drives will give a push to create a gearless (direct-drive) multimotor electric drive that will lead to reduction in the size of equipment and improving its reliability (Lemmens & Driesen, 2012).

For example, multimotor electric drives of hoisting mechanisms (Jeftenic et al., 2001), (Jeftenic et al., 2006), (Nebojsa et al., 2009).

Prospects of Development of the Theory and Practice of Interconnected MultiMotor Electric Drives

The state and prospects of development of the interconnected multi-motor semiconductor electric drives

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