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A universal method based on fractional derivatives for modeling magnetic losses under alternating and rotational magnetization conditions

Ducharne et al., 2022

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2011540579115844363
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Ducharne B
Zurek S
Sebald G
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Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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The performance of electromagnetic devices like motors and transformers is dictated by their efficiency of magnetic energy conversion, and the adequate modeling of this efficiency is essential in device design processes. However, a universal model that yields satisfactory …
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