Magnetic hysteresis loss occurs in magnetic circuits with alternating magnetomotive force. It is the power loss due to hysteresis, which produces heat from the realignment of magnetic domains. The hysteresis loss varies directly with the frequency of the flux density and as the nth power of the flux density. A mathematical model for hysteresis loss is Ph = (kh)(f)(Bmax)n, where Ph is the hysteresis loss, f is the frequency of flux, Bmax is the maximum flux, kh is a constant, and n is the Steinmetz exponent, which has a value of 1.6 for silicon steel sheets.
Magnetic hysteresis loss occurs in magnetic circuits with alternating magnetomotive force. It is the power loss due to hysteresis, which produces heat from the realignment of magnetic domains. The hysteresis loss varies directly with the frequency of the flux density and as the nth power of the flux density. A mathematical model for hysteresis loss is Ph = (kh)(f)(Bmax)n, where Ph is the hysteresis loss, f is the frequency of flux, Bmax is the maximum flux, kh is a constant, and n is the Steinmetz exponent, which has a value of 1.6 for silicon steel sheets.
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Magnetic hysteresis loss occurs in magnetic circuits with alternating magnetomotive force. It is the power loss due to hysteresis, which produces heat from the realignment of magnetic domains. The hysteresis loss varies directly with the frequency of the flux density and as the nth power of the flux density. A mathematical model for hysteresis loss is Ph = (kh)(f)(Bmax)n, where Ph is the hysteresis loss, f is the frequency of flux, Bmax is the maximum flux, kh is a constant, and n is the Steinmetz exponent, which has a value of 1.6 for silicon steel sheets.
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Power loss due to hysteresis Produces heat due to re-alignment of magnetic domains Varies directly with the frequency of the flux density Varies directly as the nth power of the flux density ECE 441 2
Magnetic Hysteresis Loss
Ph = (kh )(f)(Bmax)n where Ph = hysteresis loss (W/unit mass) f = frequency of the flux (Hz) Bmax = maximum value of the flux kh = constant n = Steinmetz exponent Value of 1.6 for silicon steel sheets ECE 441 3