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Eddy current analysis
157 - Analysis of Eddy Currents in an IPM Motor Using the Gap Flux Boundary 157 - Analysis of Eddy Currents in an IPM Motor Using the Gap Flux Boundary
Module:DP,FQ 2011-01-17
The eddy current loss of magnets cannot be ignored with the increasing use of highly conductive magnets as well as the need for faster and smaller motors. One way to decrease the eddy current loss is to use divided magnets. Ways to reduce the eddy current loss by dividing magnets can be examined using analyses.
This example presents the use of a magnetic field analysis to obtain the variations of eddy current loss in magnets by the number of divisions using the gap flux boundary condition. The analysis results can be obtained more efficiently reducing the time required for the standard transient response analysis by using the gap flux condition.
84 - Analysis of Electromagnetic Forming 84 - Analysis of Electromagnetic Forming
Module:DP 2011-01-17
Electromagnetic forming is a method of forming where a powerful magnetic field is created with a large current produced instantly in a coil to cause deformation in the tube when the eddy currents and magnet fields interact.The behavior of the deformation in electromagnetic forming is known for being extremely difficult to analyze because the forming is done in a very short amount of time, and the dynamic deformation is complicated.In JMAG, the dynamic deformation can be estimated by evaluating the Lorentz force density that occurs in the tube.This example analyzes the Lorentz force density produced in a tube when a current flows in the coil.
22 - Analysis of the Eddy Current in the Magnet of an IPM Motor 22 - Analysis of the Eddy Current in the Magnet of an IPM Motor
Module:TR 2011-02-28
Along with the increasing use of highly conductive magnets as well as the increasing needs for small-sized motors that have high-speed performance, eddy current loss in a magnet is now an important issue. One way to decrease the eddy current loss is to divide a permanent magnet. This note presents the use of magnetic field analysis to evaluate the change in the eddy current loss in the divided magnet by changing the number of magnet divisions.






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