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刚花了一点时间找了一下材料,看到一篇比较合适的:Iron losses due to Eddy current are the losses generated by the current circulating in the lamination created by magnetic flux. To decrease these losses, thinner laminations with high electrical resistance are used to increase the resistance within the lamination.
The magnetic material used to conduct the magnetic field also produces losses due to hysteresis (Hysteresis: When a ferromagnetic material is magnetized in one direction, it will not relax back to zero magnetization when the imposed magnetizing field is removed. It must be driven back to zero by a field in the opposite direction.). Every time the magnetic flux is reversed, the hysteresis of the material will generate losses. During the design, engineers can optimize hysteresis losses by using specific magnet materials such as FeNi.
Iron losses depend on the square of the induction in the iron laminations, and on the square of the frequency. For this reason, motors generally having a high number of pole-pairs will have speed limitations. In many cases, according to the specific design, a motor with two pole-pairs will have more iron losses than a motor having one pole pair, but it’s likely this motor will have a better R/k2.
文字出处是这里:http://www.lselectric.com/wordpr ... speed-applications/
可以谷歌翻译一下最后一段:红色部分的意思是铁损与矽钢片中的电磁感应的平方相关,与频率的平方相关。我想这个所谓的频率,应该是铁芯中磁场变换的频率,即electric rpm |
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