Abstract
In this paper, analytic models are developed for segmented cylindrical electromagnetic actuators having a center hole. Analytic models developed are verified via extensive comparison to results obtained by finite-element analysis. Both analytical and finite-element results demonstrate that the segmentation of the stator results in dramatic improvements in actuator dynamic performance by reducing the effect of eddy currents. A doubling of actuator bandwidth can be expected when six stator cuts are introduced.
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