Effect of partial saturation of bonded neo magnet on the automotive accessory motor
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Abstract
In this paper the effects of using a partially magnetized bonded neo (NdFeB) magnet in an automotive accessory motor are presented. The potential reason for partial saturation of the bonded neo magnet is explained and a simple method to ensure saturation of the magnet is discussed. A magnetizing fixture design using the 2-D Finite element analysis (FEA) is presented. The motor performance at various magnet saturation levels has been estimated using the 2-D FEA. Details of the thermal demagnetization test adopted by the automotive industry is also discussed and results of the motor performance for four saturation levels are detailed. These results indicate that the effect of demagnetization is more adverse in a motor with partially saturated magnets.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties and Applications · Electric Motor Design and Analysis · Magnetic Properties of Alloys
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Neo Performance Materials Pte Ltd R&D, , Singapore 117525, Singapore
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