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• Natalia Anna Wójcik dr hab. inż.

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  Institute of Nanotechnology and Materials Engineering

• Wojciech Chrzanowski dr hab. inż.

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  Wojciech Chrzanowski was born in 1952 in Toruń. He completed his studies in Chemical Technology in 1975, getting his MSc in Inorganic Technology (specialty: Anti-Corrosion Protection) At the Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology (with distinction). Later this year he was employed in the Department of Analytical Chemistry of then Institute of Chemical Engineering and Measuring Techniques, initially as a technical...

• Smart Materials in Architecture: Useful Tools with Practical Applications or Fascinating Inventions for Experimental Design?

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  • B. Konarzewska

  - IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering - Year 2017

  For at least several decades smart or so-called intelligent materials, being the result of great advancements in material engineering, appear in architecture in different applications. Most of them are called "smart" because of their inherent properties: a real-time response to environmental stimuli. There are also those considered to be "smart" due to smart design: their original structure or the composition of their materials...

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• Quasi-discrete modelling of PMSM phase currents in drives with low switching-to-fundamental frequency ratio

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  • L. Jarzębowicz

  - IET Power Electronics - Year 2019

  This study proposes a new quasi-discrete approach to modelling the permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM). The quasi-discrete modelling reflects the impact of continuous rotor movement, which takes place during a control cycle, on the shape of motor current waveforms. This provides much improvement in current modelling accuracy under inverter low switching-to-fundamental frequency operation. The proposed approach may be used...

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