Alexandr S. Anikin

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Alexandr S. Anikin is a researcher in electrical engineering and industrial automation, whose work focuses on the identification and quality assessment of asynchronous electric drives with frequency control. His key contributions lie in developing novel methods for analyzing the dynamic behavior of these drives, which are critical for applications in industrial robotics and automated systems. Anikin’s 2018 paper, "Families of Frequency Characteristics, as a Basis for the Identification of Asynchronous Electric Drives," proposes the use of nonlinear transfer functions and frequency characteristic families to improve drive identification, a method that has garnered 5 citations for its practical relevance. In another notable work, "Prospects for Use of AC Drives in Industrial Robots. Identification of Quality of Asynchronous Electric Drives From Spectra of Rotor Currents," he introduces spectral analysis of rotor currents—specifically the fundamental harmonic—as a precise tool for mapping slip and assessing drive quality. Although his citation counts are modest, Anikin’s research offers foundational insights for enhancing the efficiency and reliability of electric drives in industrial settings, making his work valuable for students and engineers exploring advanced motor control and diagnostic techniques.