Modeling of iron losses of permanent-magnet synchronous motors

By Chunting Chris Mi, G. Slemon, R. Bonert. 2003

226 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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In Control and Systems Engineering

1. Ayman M. El-Refaie
2. S. Vaez‐Zadeh
3. T. Jahns
4. B. Sheikh-Ghalavand
5. Donald W. Novotny
6. A. Isfahani

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Ayman M. El-Refaie
2. S. Vaez‐Zadeh
3. T. Jahns
4. B. Sheikh-Ghalavand
5. Donald W. Novotny
6. A. Isfahani

In Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

1. Ayman M. El-Refaie
2. S. Vaez‐Zadeh
3. T. Jahns
4. B. Sheikh-Ghalavand
5. Donald W. Novotny
6. A. Isfahani

Citations in the corpus

• Analysis of surface permanent magnet machines with fractional-slot concentrated windings (2006, methodology): “Techniques exist for calculating each of the four loss components [20]–[22].”
• Optimal flux weakening in surface PM machines using fractional-slot concentrated windings (2005, methodology): “Iron loss models are available [16] to provide good estimates of the stator and rotor iron core losses, including the effects of these harmonics.”
• An Improved Magnetic Equivalent Circuit Model for Iron-Core Linear Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Motors (2010, methodology): “In this situation, while the hysteresis loss is easy to be found as it depends only on the peak value of flux density, the eddy-current losses cannot be estimated accurately [39].”