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Evaluation of experimental methods for determining the magnetically nonlinear characteristics of electromagnetic devices
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EngineeringMagnetic ResonanceMagnetic FieldMagnetic MaterialsElectromagnetic CompatibilityMagnetismElectromagnetic DevicesMagnetohydrodynamicsComputational ElectromagneticsElectrical EngineeringPhysicsNonlinear CircuitExperimental MethodsFourier AnalysisMagnetic MeasurementCurrent-dependent CharacteristicsNonlinear CharacteristicsMagnetic PropertyMagnetic DeviceMedicinePermeability TensorElectrical Insulation
The properties of magnetic material are normally described by the permeability tensor, while the magnetically nonlinear properties of electromagnetic devices (EMDs) can be described by the current-dependent characteristics of flux linkages. This paper presents and evaluates different experimental methods appropriate for determining the magnetically nonlinear characteristics of EMDs. The tested device is supplied by a controlled voltage source. Sinusoidal voltages, sinusoidal voltages with offset, and stepwise changing voltages are applied. Current-dependent characteristics of flux linkages are determined from the measured voltages and currents, either by numerical integration or by Fourier analysis and calculation of impedances.
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