Analysis of effective resistance and eddy-current losses in multiturn winding of high-frequency magnetic components
By A. Podoltsev, I. N. Kucheryavaya, B. B. Lebedev. 2003
141 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Mechanical Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/4b2f6193adcc80f5eb2d4401bfb538de6f165575
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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- X. Nan
- Michael A. E. Andersen
- Ziwei Ouyang
- Charles R. Sullivan
- José Miguel Burdio
- Rafael Alonso
- Jesús Acero
- Diego Puyal
In Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials
- Michael A. E. Andersen
- Ziwei Ouyang
- Rafael Alonso
- Jesús Acero
- Diego Puyal
- José Miguel Burdio
- Luis Angel Barragan
- Ole C. Thomsen
In Mechanical Engineering
- Ziwei Ouyang
- Michael A. E. Andersen
- Ole C. Thomsen
- Charles R. Sullivan
- X. Nan
- J. W. Kolar
- Jürgen Biela
Citations in the corpus
- An improved calculation of proximity-effect loss in high-frequency windings of round conductors (2003, methodology): “In this paper, we use a similar approach to [15], simulating a single wire with symmetry boundary conditions to find its behavior in a winding.”
- Optimal Design and Tradeoff Analysis of Planar Transformer in High-Power DC–DC Converters (2012, background): “The papers [7]–[9] analyze and improve the ac resistance expression specifically for different situations.”
- An Equivalent Complex Permeability Model for Litz-Wire Windings (2005, background): “The proximity-effect loss factor describes the eddy current loss caused by an external time-varying field in a conductor matrix consisting of repeating cells of round conductors (with space between each).”
- Frequency-dependent resistance in Litz-wire planar windings for domestic induction heating appliances (2006, methodology): “The ac losses in Litz wire used in components for SMPS have been analyzed in different ways: — using the finite element analysis (FEA) [4]–[6], applied principally to high frequency transformers; — using analytical models [7]–[10].”