Qing Chen
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Qing Chen is a researcher specializing in advanced electromagnetic motor design, with a particular focus on permanent magnet spherical motor systems. Their most recognized work centers on the development and analytical modeling of a novel double-stator permanent magnet spherical motor (DSSRPMSM), representing a meaningful step forward in multi-degree-of-freedom actuation technology. In this contribution, Chen proposed an innovative motor architecture incorporating a high density of stator iron cores, a design choice that yields substantially greater magnetic flux density and enhanced torque capacity compared to conventional spherical motor configurations. Critically, their analytical framework accounts for both cogging effects and edge effects — nuanced electromagnetic phenomena that are frequently oversimplified in existing literature — resulting in more accurate and practically applicable magnetic field calculations. This work, which has garnered 5 citations since its 2022 publication, addresses a growing demand for compact, high-performance motors capable of complex spatial motion, with potential applications in robotics, aerospace, and precision mechatronics. For students and researchers exploring non-conventional motor topologies, Chen's contributions offer both rigorous analytical methodology and a forward-looking design philosophy that bridges theoretical modeling with real-world engineering challenges.
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