Magnetism and Magnetic Materials 1965
DOI: 10.1016/b978-1-4832-2713-9.50013-7
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Technical Properties of Soft Magnetic Materials

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“…This movement occurs even at very low magnetization frequencies. Therefore, firstly, the component has been associated with the hysteresis loss [52][53][54], and it was not until later that it was combined with micro eddy currents created by the domain wall movement. The literature reports on numerous attempts to establish some relationships between the excess loss and the non-uniform distribution of permeability in the sample cross section.…”
Section: Specific Total Loss Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This movement occurs even at very low magnetization frequencies. Therefore, firstly, the component has been associated with the hysteresis loss [52][53][54], and it was not until later that it was combined with micro eddy currents created by the domain wall movement. The literature reports on numerous attempts to establish some relationships between the excess loss and the non-uniform distribution of permeability in the sample cross section.…”
Section: Specific Total Loss Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%