A High-Speed Electric Machine with a Magnetic Core Made of Amorphous Soft Magnetic Material

The expediency of using an amorphous soft magnetic material (ASMM) in high-speed electric machines is substantiated. A description of the design of a machine with an ASMM magnetic core is given, and the results of its study by methods of computer modeling are presented. The results of experimental studies of a machine with an ASMM magnetic core are presented, the results of computer modeling are validated.

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Russian Electrical Engineering
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068371224701244
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Magnetic Properties and Applications
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A High-Speed Electric Machine with a Magnetic Core Made of Amorphous Soft Magnetic Material

Ruslan Urazbakhtin, Ф. Р. Исмагилов, В. Е. Вавилов
Russian Electrical Engineering
Magnetic Properties and Applications
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A High-Speed Electric Machine with a Magnetic Core Made of Amorphous Soft Magnetic Material

Ruslan Urazbakhtin, Ф. Р. Исмагилов, В. Е. Вавилов
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Abstract

The expediency of using an amorphous soft magnetic material (ASMM) in high-speed electric machines is substantiated. A description of the design of a machine with an ASMM magnetic core is given, and the results of its study by methods of computer modeling are presented. The results of experimental studies of a machine with an ASMM magnetic core are presented, the results of computer modeling are validated.

Russian Electrical EngineeringVol. 95(12)
Ufa Institute of Chemistry (RU)
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