Representation of minor hysteresis loops of a silicon steel sheet using stop and play models

Matsuo, Tetsuji; Terada, Yasushi; Shimasaki, Masaaki

doi:10.1016/j.physb.2005.10.121

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“…Actual steel sheets are neither perfectly flexible nor rigid; their eddy-current field is assumed to obey (9) Accordingly, can be generalized as (10) where is a constant and the function is simply denoted by . Zirka et al [11] proposed an ac hysteresis model that also has a more general form than (5) given by (11) where is a constant.…”

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“…On the other hand, several precise and efficient dc hysteresis models, such as play and stop models [5], [6] have been developed. For example, stop and play models having input-dependent shape functions [7], [8] have been applied to the accurate representations of the dc hysteretic characteristics of silicon steel sheets, including minor hysteresis loops [9].…”

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Simple modeling of the AC hysteretic property of a grain-oriented silicon steel sheet

Matsuo

Shimasaki

2006

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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A homogenized model based on the Pry and Bean model is generalized to represent the ac hysteretic characteristics of an actual grain-oriented silicon steel sheet. A parameter for the frequency dependence of eddy-current loss is introduced. The generalized model improves the evaluation accuracy of eddy-current loss and the representation of ac -loops under the condition of a sinusoidal magnetic flux. The generalized model also accurately represents ac -loops having minor loops.Index Terms-AC hysteresis, excess eddy-current loss, homogenization, Pry and Bean model.

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