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Motor Rotation Speed Estimation based on Magnetic Inductive Sensing
Rotation speed is a key metric for many applications, such as calibrating electric motors in a factory, monitoring a car's engine health, detecting faults in electrical appliances, and more. However, existing measurement techniques have several drawbacks, including the need for line-of-sight visibil
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