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Technology Development and Application Research of Maglev Control

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Maglev Trains

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Suspension control, traction control, and operation control technologies are three key technologies of the electromagnetic suspension Maglev train [1]. Traction control and operational control in the wheel-rail transportation system have been fully studied and applied. Compared with the suspension control technology, the traction control and operation control technologies have relatively matured [2–4]. Since the Maglev suspension control technology is unique, it is still very necessary to study it in engineering applications [5, 6].

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Liu, Z., Long, Z., Li, X. (2015). Technology Development and Application Research of Maglev Control. In: Maglev Trains. Springer Tracts in Mechanical Engineering. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-45673-6_2

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