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Introduction
Research Field

 

 

MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC PROPERTY

Since the invention of electrical machines in the 19th century, various magnetic materials have been employed as the cores of these electromagnetic devices. Typically, grain-oriented 3% silicon-iron is used in transformer cores, and non oriented silicon iron is used for rotating electrical machines. The magnetic properties of the magnetic materials used have a strong impact on the performance of these devices, and should be carefully characterized. For evaluating and controlling the quality of magnetic materials, magnetic properties, such as B(magnetic flux density) – H(magnetic field strength) curves and core losses, are measured under one-dimensional (1-D) alternating and/or two-dimensional (2-D) rotating magnetic fluxes, according to the application requirement.
Therefore, The magnetic properties of the core materials are investigated, understood, properly modeled, and employed in the design and performance analysis of electrical machines.

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