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Publications (26/26 displayed)
- 2023Multiaxial Validation of a Magneto-Elastic Vector-Play Modelcitations
- 2022Finite element level validation of an anisotropic hysteresis model for non-oriented electrical steel sheetscitations
- 2022Experimental characterization of the effect of uniaxial stress on magnetization and iron losses of electrical steel sheets cut by punching processcitations
- 20222D Analytical Model for Computing Eddy-Current Loss in Nonlinear Thick Steel Laminationscitations
- 20222D Analytical Model for Computing Eddy-Current Loss in Nonlinear Thick Steel Laminationscitations
- 2022Carbon Fiber Homogenization for Modelling Sleeve of High-Speed Electrical Machinescitations
- 2021Sliding Mean Value Subtraction-Based DC Drift Correction of B-H Curve for 3D-Printed Magnetic Materialscitations
- 2021Finite Element Analysis of the Magneto-mechanical Coupling Due to Punching Process in Electrical Steel Sheetcitations
- 2021Additive Manufacturing of Prototype Axial Flux Switched Reluctance Electrical Machinecitations
- 2020Finite-Element Modeling of Magnetic Properties Degradation Due to Plastic Deformationcitations
- 2020A computationally effective method for iron loss estimation in a synchronous machine from a static field solutioncitations
- 2020Representation of anisotropic magnetic characteristic observed in a non-oriented silicon steel sheetcitations
- 2020Analysis of the Magneto-Mechanical Anisotropy of Steel Sheets in Electrical Applicationscitations
- 2020Hysteresis loss evaluation of additively manufactured soft magnetic corecitations
- 2020Hysteresis measurements and numerical losses segregation of additively manufactured silicon steel for 3D printing electrical machinescitations
- 2019Electrical resistivity of additively manufactured silicon steel for electrical machine fabricationcitations
- 2019Axial Synchronous Magnetic Coupling Modeling and Printing with Selective Laser Meltingcitations
- 2019Effect of mechanical stress on magnetization and magnetostriction strain behavior of non-oriented Si-Fe steels at different directions and under pseudo-DC conditionscitations
- 2019Challenges of Additive Manufacturing of Electrical Machinescitations
- 20163-D Eddy Current Modelling of Steel Laminations to Analyze Edge Effects
- 2016Effect of magnet materials on optimal design of a high speed PMSMcitations
- 2015Analytical model for magnetic anisotropy of non-oriented steel sheetscitations
- 2015Implementation of Different Magnetic Materials in Outer Rotor PM Generator
- 2015Homogenization Technique for Axially Laminated Rotors of Synchronous Reluctance Machinescitations
- 2014Segregation of iron losses from rotational field measurements and application to electrical machinecitations
- 2013Iron losses, magnetoelasticity and magnetostriction in ferromagnetic steel laminationscitations
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Representation of anisotropic magnetic characteristic observed in a non-oriented silicon steel sheet
Abstract
This article presents a modified Jiles–Atherton hysteresis model for a weakly anisotropic non-oriented silicon steel sheet. In a toroidal inductor, the magnetic flux density can point toward any direction compared to the sheet orientation, and the hysteresis model should take this into account. We identify the model parameters independently for unidirectional alternating B(H)-characteristics in seven different directions. Then, we construct an anisotropic hysteresis model, where the model parameters can depend on the magnitude and direction of the<br/>applied magnetic flux density. We demonstrate that the parameters identified in the rolling and transverse directions of the silicon steel sheet (M400-50A) are sufficient to describe the hysteresis losses in other directions.