EddyCurrentConstant loss model under sinusoidal magnetic conditions |
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The eddy current loss model with respect to fundamental wave effects is designed in accordance to FluxTubes.Basic.EddyCurrent.
Due to the nature of eddy current losses, which can be represented by symmetric conductors in an equivalent electric circuit (Fig. 1), the respective number of phases has to be taken into account. Assume that the conductances of the equivalent circuit are , the conductance for the eddy current loss model is determined by
where is the number of turns of the symmetric electro magnetic coupling.
For such an phase system the relationship between the voltage and current space phasors and the magnetic flux and magnetic potential difference phasor is
,
,
where and are the phase voltages and currents, respectively.
The dissipated loss power
can be determined for the space phasor relationship of the voltage and current space phasor.
useHeatPort |
Value: false Type: Boolean Description: =true, if heatPort is enabled |
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T |
Value: 273.15 Type: Temperature (K) Description: Fixed device temperature if useHeatPort = false |
G |
Value: Type: Conductance (S) Description: Equivalent symmetric loss conductance |
port_p |
Type: PositiveMagneticPort Description: Positive magnetic port of fundamental wave machines |
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port_n |
Type: NegativeMagneticPort Description: Negative magnetic port of fundamental wave machines |
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heatPort |
Type: HeatPort_a Description: Optional port to which dissipated losses are transported in form of heat |
V_m |
Type: ComplexMagneticPotentialDifference Description: Complex magnetic potential difference |
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Phi |
Type: ComplexMagneticFlux Description: Complex magnetic flux |
Modelica.Magnetic.FundamentalWave.Examples.Components Comparison of equivalent circuits of eddy current loss models |
Modelica.Magnetic.FundamentalWave.BasicMachines.Components Symmetric winding model coupling electrical and magnetic domain |