Magnetization Research in Time-Domain Magnetic-Circuit Coupled Computation for DC-Biased Transformer

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By revised method of fitting magnetization curve in segment, technique of simulating the nonlinear characteristic of laminated core is enhanced. The DC-bias problem is computed based on the time-domain magnetic-circuit coupled model while considering the saturated and unsaturated magnetizing characteristics of the laminated core. Experiments are designed to verify the validity of the proposed method, and then the volt-ampere feature of unsaturated magnetization is learned. Consequently, the results indicate that the improved method is more accurate and efficient by contrast.

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