Nonlinear Modeling of Magnetic Inductor with Hysteresis in Pspice

Bao Lin Zhao; Xiao Qiang Jiang; Ze Tao He; Yu Shi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.718-720.1831

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Nonlinear Modeling of Magnetic Inductor with Hysteresis in Pspice

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A nonlinear modeling of magnetic inductor with hysteresis using PSpice is presented. The describing functions are used to model the high frequency hysteresis to make up the defect of Jile-Atherton static hysteresis mathematical model. The subcircuits which include the nonlinear magnetic inductor are used to the circuit of filter by PSpice. The hysteresis-related characteristic of intermodulation distortion and corner frequency can be predicted by the improved inductor subcircuit models have been verified experimentally.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 718-720)

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Bao Lin Zhao, Xiao Qiang Jiang, Ze Tao He, Yu Shi

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Hyseresis, Magnetic Inductor, Nonlinear, PSpice

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