Research on Permanent Magnet Constant Voltage Device for Vehicle
Firstly, the improved quadratic regression orthogonal design method is proposed. Secondly, the indoor physical experiment is carried out on the main affecting factors for the permanent magnet constant voltage device for vehicle application, and meanwhile, the corresponding output voltage and current mathematical model is established by means of the statistical analysis, mathematical model establishment. Finally, the influence mechanism of the different speed and frequency on the output voltage and current is analyzed. This research can provide an important basis for study of the permanent magnet constant voltage device.
Optimization of Starter Motor for Automobile Applications
Normally, both brushed dc Motor and brushless dc motor are used as a starter motor in the automobile application. This paper presents the optimization methodology for brushed PM dc motors. In this brushed dc motor will be a four pole twenty-five slots based machine. This model analysis involves the more number of analytical calculations and computation for the selection of the best model, performance and excellent material characteristics. This method is considered with the existing commercial dc motors to meet the same performance after reduction of weight with change of some parameters; for cranes to lift the loads, various trucks, drill hand tool and automotive application likes car, bike. Optimised DC machine designs using Ferrite permanent magnets are proposed and provide important size and weight reductions without losing of its performance. The finalized model and the  existing model was solved using the MAGNET Software by FEA (Finite Element Analysis) to see the basic performance such as flux density, speed, torque, output power of the existing model.
Lupin alkaloids from teratogenic and nonteratogenic lupins. II. Identification of the major alkaloids by tandem gas chromatography-mass spectrometry in plants producing crooked calf disease.
The major alkaloids of lupin plants producing crooked calf disease were identified by tandem gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and infrared analysis. The gas chromatography peak invariably present in teratogenic plants proved to be anagyrine. A minor but irregular contaminant of the peak was α-isolupanine. Other alkaloids present but apparently not associated with crooked calf disease were lupanine and two others that were probably epimethoxylupanine and 5,6-dehydrolupanine.