In this paper we present 2 simplified methods for the evaluation of magnetisation loops in laminated SiFe alloys, using the Preisach theory and the statistical loss theory. These methods are investigated in detail as a practical alternative for a very accurate, but much involved numerical approach, viz a combined lamination model – dynamic Preisach model earlier developed by the authors. Particularly, one of the 2 methods provides accurate results inspite of a dramatic reduction of the CPU-time in comparison with the earlier developed combined model. For the other simplified method, the reduction of CPU-time is less pronounced but still considerable and the results are fairly good.</p
We propose a simplified dynamic hysteresis model for the prediction of magnetization behavior of ele...
Power losses in soft magnetic materials can be solidly assessed by the statistical theory of losses ...
We propose a simplified dynamic hysteresis model for the prediction of magnetization behavior of ele...
In this paper, we discuss the possibilities to improve the magnetic properties of low %Si laminated ...
International audienceWe discuss comprehensive broadband (DC – 10 kHz) investigations on magnetic lo...
We discuss comprehensive broadband (dc-10 kHz) investigations on magnetic losses in Fe-(3 wt%)Si and...
We discuss comprehensive broadband (dc-10 kHz) investigations on magnetic losses in Fe-(3 wt%)Si and...
We discuss comprehensive broadband (dc-10 kHz) investigations on magnetic losses in Fe-(3 wt%)Si and...
We discuss comprehensive broadband (dc-10 kHz) investigations on magnetic losses in Fe-(3 wt%)Si and...
The paper presents the state of the art and the problems already open in modelling the hysteresis ph...
The paper presents the state of the art and the problems already open in modelling the hysteresis ph...
Power losses in soft magnetic materials can be solidly assessed by the statistical theory of losses ...
In this paper, the computation of the macroscopic fields inside ferromagnetic laminations is discuss...
In this paper, the computation of the macroscopic fields inside ferromagnetic laminations is discuss...
© 2017 IEEE. This paper introduces a comparative study of two different hysteresis models, limiting ...
We propose a simplified dynamic hysteresis model for the prediction of magnetization behavior of ele...
Power losses in soft magnetic materials can be solidly assessed by the statistical theory of losses ...
We propose a simplified dynamic hysteresis model for the prediction of magnetization behavior of ele...
In this paper, we discuss the possibilities to improve the magnetic properties of low %Si laminated ...
International audienceWe discuss comprehensive broadband (DC – 10 kHz) investigations on magnetic lo...
We discuss comprehensive broadband (dc-10 kHz) investigations on magnetic losses in Fe-(3 wt%)Si and...
We discuss comprehensive broadband (dc-10 kHz) investigations on magnetic losses in Fe-(3 wt%)Si and...
We discuss comprehensive broadband (dc-10 kHz) investigations on magnetic losses in Fe-(3 wt%)Si and...
We discuss comprehensive broadband (dc-10 kHz) investigations on magnetic losses in Fe-(3 wt%)Si and...
The paper presents the state of the art and the problems already open in modelling the hysteresis ph...
The paper presents the state of the art and the problems already open in modelling the hysteresis ph...
Power losses in soft magnetic materials can be solidly assessed by the statistical theory of losses ...
In this paper, the computation of the macroscopic fields inside ferromagnetic laminations is discuss...
In this paper, the computation of the macroscopic fields inside ferromagnetic laminations is discuss...
© 2017 IEEE. This paper introduces a comparative study of two different hysteresis models, limiting ...
We propose a simplified dynamic hysteresis model for the prediction of magnetization behavior of ele...
Power losses in soft magnetic materials can be solidly assessed by the statistical theory of losses ...
We propose a simplified dynamic hysteresis model for the prediction of magnetization behavior of ele...