The phrase "armature design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, art, or any field where a framework or support structure is being discussed.
Example: "The armature design for the sculpture was crucial in ensuring its stability and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "framework design" or "support structure design".
Compositionally the largest works can ramble a bit, but an ingenious cruciform armature designed by Ralph Apfelbaum allows close study of their details.
Assuming a fully penetrated magnetic field, low loss conductor concepts were incorporated into 1 MW armature designs for various configurations of Y Ba Cu O conductors over the frequency range 50 1000 Hz.
Mr. Moreno's book offers much obscure information about the statue, devoting attention to its 3-foot-8-inch nose, 2-foot-6-inch eyes, and its interior armature designed by Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, engineer of the eponymous tower in Paris.
The entire puddled iron armature designed by Gustave Eiffel was replaced.
Low ac loss armature conductor designs are developed for megawatt class generators loss for both a 50 60 Hz utility application and a higher frequency aircraft application.
Given the desired specifications, a two-pole brushless DC LATM with a toroidally wound armature is designed using selected ferromagnetic material and rare-earth permanent magnets; its electromagnetic characteristics is then computationally found and well tuned using the finite element method (FEM) in order to ensure whether the design meets the performance specifications.
The art lies not only in the fresh efficacy of idea and utterance, but in the story's armature, its determining designs.
AC generators on ships and offshore installations are of the normal commercially available type of construction, with the field system in the rotor, either of salient-pole or cylindrical rotor design, and the armature windings in the (stationary) frame.
In order to accomplish these high current values, we have included in the design of the armature a transformer that adapts its impedance to that of standard power sources.
