Measurement of magnetic properties of grain-oriented silicon steel using round rotational single sheet tester (RRSST)
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The magnetic properties of grain-oriented material under rotational magnetic flux condition were measured, using two different pairs of B coils with different angle with respect to the rolling direction. It is known that induced voltages in two perpendicularly positioned B coils do not represent the actual amplitude and the angular speed of vector B in the measuring region. Consequently, the control of the induced voltages in the B coils at different positions means that the sample is measured under different magnetic flux condition. This leads to a difference between the results of vector H and the rotational loss.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties and Applications · Non-Destructive Testing Techniques · Magnetic Field Sensors Techniques
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