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This work aims at proposing a systematic iron loss measurement segregation approach between a tester and an assembled stator core.
laminations, manufacturing effects and actual flux distributions has to be considered in the measurement process. This work aims at proposing a systematic ...
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This work presents an iron loss tester for measuring the iron losses produced by an assembled stator core including the effects of manufacturing and actual ...
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Oct 1, 2024 · The stator core was composed of 12 parts cut from a ring sections. Each ring section was a ¼ part of the whole ring. Axial length of the ...
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The measured iron loss of the electrical machine can be obtained by subtracting the copper loss from the total loss. Six thermal couples are equipped at the ...
• Characterization of the core losses of the tester using the proposed method in section. 4.1 for accurate core loss separation between the tester and the ...
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