Study on Main Magnetic Field in Iron Core of a Yoke-Pressing Configuration Transformer

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Based on finite element theory, the computer-aided design technique was used to simulate the main magnetic field of a single-phase three-column and yoke-pressing transformer, and the voltage source is excited onto the coil windings taking the field-circuit coupling method into account. The distribution of the main magnetic field in iron and the excitation current waveform in the winding were presented to provide a scientific basis for further practical application and optimization in the use of single-phase three-column yoke-pressing transformer.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 614-615)

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1210-1213

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December 2012

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