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1949
DOI: 10.1088/0370-1301/62/2/303
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The Duality between Interlinked Electric and Magnetic Circuits and the Formation of Transformer Equivalent Circuits

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“…The minus sign before the summation may be explained by noticing the duality or counterpart roles played either by electric permittivities and magnetic permeabilities or capacitances and inductances in general [29].…”
Section: The Jiles-atherton Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The minus sign before the summation may be explained by noticing the duality or counterpart roles played either by electric permittivities and magnetic permeabilities or capacitances and inductances in general [29].…”
Section: The Jiles-atherton Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is noted in [12]: "... Both Laithwaite's [2] and Cherry's [6] treatments are in terms of circuits which are clearly defined physically, but this is not a necessary restriction if the equivalent circuit is viewed as a means of describing the characteristics of the device in terms of parameters referred to one or more pairs of magnetic 'terminals' ... ."…”
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“…The concept of the duality between magnetic and electric circuits has been established for over half a century [1]- [6], and the value in analyzing magnetic machines and systems where induced currents and fields are important has been clearly demonstrated.…”
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“…The generating electrical signal is the magnetic flux from the magnet as it moves through the C-core. 3,4 Pushing in the switch causes a change of the magnetic flux. This changing magnetic flux generates voltage in the coil according to…”
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