Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1803526 Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials 2008 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
This paper presents rotational power loss properties of magnetic steel sheets under high flux density conditions using two-dimensional vector magnetic properties measurement. Recently it was reported by some research groups that the magnetic power loss measured in a counter clockwise (CCW) rotating field differed from that in a clockwise (CW) rotating field. This phenomenon was only observed in case of higher magnetic flux density excitation condition. We call this the CCW/CW problem. To clarify the reasons why the disagreement exists in the CCW/CW direction, we have examined angle errors of H- and B-coils by using geometrical, optical and magnetic methods. Then we compensated the measured vector components including different signals due to the angle errors. In the components of irremovable small angle error, we have also used the measured field strength waveforms in CCW/CW conditions. We have applied the compensation method to measurement of a grain-oriented electrical steel sheet.
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