This report studies integral motors below 690V, including splits by efficiency standard.
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Low Voltage Motors Report – 2023 Analysis
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Joanne Goh
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Joanne is a research manager in Omdia’s manufacturing technology team, covering the Electric Motor System and Discrete, Process, and Capital Equipment research portfolios. She previously worked as the lead analyst for Omdia’s low-voltage motor drives intelligence service. Joanne has also done extensive research on motor-driven equipment and the motors and drives market across all vertical applications.
Joanne joined Omdia (formerly IHS Markit) in 2015. Previously, she was an equipment/process engineer in a semiconductor company, where she was involved in cross-functional team projects to drive improvements in yield and process productivity.
Rachel See
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Rachel conducts research and analysis on low-voltage drives. She conducts primary research with manufacturers and secondary research on topics related to low-voltage drives in discrete and process industries. She is an analyst for Omdia’s Low Voltage Drives Intelligence Service.
Rachel joined Omdia in 2022. Previously, Rachel was based in a manufacturing company for over four years where she gained plenty of hands-on experience. There, she worked as a project engineer, handling improvement, cost saving, and expansion projects. Rachel graduated with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany.
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