2016
DOI: 10.1109/tte.2016.2523879
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High-Speed Electric Machines: Challenges and Design Considerations

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“…High-frequency operations could also contribute to the size and weight reduction of electric machines. However, the increase in core losses, copper losses, losses in sleeve materials, magnet eddy current losses and also mechanical stress on the machine has to be considered [117], [118]. Electric machines in transportation applications also require operation under variable speeds.…”
Section: A Advancement and Challenges Of Magnetics In E-mobilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…High-frequency operations could also contribute to the size and weight reduction of electric machines. However, the increase in core losses, copper losses, losses in sleeve materials, magnet eddy current losses and also mechanical stress on the machine has to be considered [117], [118]. Electric machines in transportation applications also require operation under variable speeds.…”
Section: A Advancement and Challenges Of Magnetics In E-mobilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por fim, a temperatura interna do motor também tem sido um fator importante na hora de projetar peças que irão ser utilizados em sistemas FIS, pois devido ao aumento de pressão, também ocorrerá o aumento de temperatura, se fazendo necessário o uso de bons equipamentos de refrigeração e materiais cada vez mais resistentes à altas temperaturas [15].…”
Section: Motores De Ciclo Ottounclassified
“…A carbon fiber retaining sleeve is added, in order to secure the rotor operation. Carbon has a high resistivity, strongly limiting the sleeve losses when compared to metal sleeves such as Inconel [8].…”
Section: B Rotormentioning
confidence: 99%