journal article·2008-03

Permanent magnet modelling for dynamic applications

A. Benabou, S. Georges, S. Clénet

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Rare earth permanent magnets are very sensitive to temperature as an overheating can lead to a partial or a total demagnetization. It is then necessary to determine the losses in the permanent magnets to design with accuracy an electromagnetic system. In fact, if the permanent magnet experiences a high frequency magnetic field, significant losses appear. In the literature, these losses are calculated assuming the permanent magnet to be a bulk conductive material. In this work, we aim at verifying this assumption and we give a method to determine the equivalent conductivity. Then, we present a comparison between calculated and measured characteristics of two permanent magnet samples.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties of Alloys · Electric Motor Design and Analysis · Magnetic Bearings and Levitation Dynamics

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