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However, the SRM still has many areas in which its understanding and performance may be enhanced...This dissertation conceptualizes alternatives for magnetic loading of the SRM drive to enhance/improve its performance, and develops a methodology by which the even phase 8/6 SRM drive can be maintained in continuous SFPE via bipolar excitation\"--Abstract, page iii.","abstract_html":""In recent years, the switched reluctance machine (SRM) has become a prominent electromechanical device and is seriously considered as a candidate for such diverse areas as: aerospace, vehicular technology, home appliances, and military applications. The resurgence of the SRM has primarily been the result of advances in power electronics and digital signal processing. 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