Measurement of Local Vector Magnetic Properties in Three-Phase Induction Motor Model Core with a Small-Sized Vector Hysteresis Sensor

Takayuki Kai; Shigeru Aihara; Takashi Todaka; Masato Enokizono

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.721.219

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Measurement of Local Vector Magnetic Properties in Three-Phase Induction Motor Model Core with a Small-Sized Vector Hysteresis Sensor

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This paper presents distributions of the local vector magnetic properties in a three-phase induction motor model core measured with a new vector hysteresis sensor (V-H sensor). The exciting conditions used in the measurements were common sinusoidal and PWM excitation. The influence of the modulation frequency on vector magnetic properties is made clear.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 721)

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Takayuki Kai, Shigeru Aihara, Takashi Todaka, Masato Enokizono

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Induction Motor (IM), Iron Loss, PWM, Vector Magnetic Property

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