The study of transient electromagnetic fields in a multi-turn, voltage-excited laminated core reactor
Authors:
- S.C. HoSHS.C. Ho
- G.J. HwangGHG.J. Hwang
- 1 May 1989
- journal article
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Transactions on Magnetics
- Vol. 25 (3) , 2699-2705
Abstract
A combined explicit and implicit finite-different scheme is used for analyzing transient electromagnetic fields in a multiturn, voltage-excited reactor with a laminated core of nonlinear magnetic property. In the analysis, the reactor is divided into iron, air and winding regions. By applying a step function and a time-variant sinusoidal voltage source, the time-dependent magnetic vector potential function is obtained with the aid of B- mu table. The transient responses of the current and inductance are given. The computed results are compared with those of an ideal R-L circuit, and an excellent agreement between the light-load result and the ideal value is found. The nonlinear effects on currents, flux distributions, inductances, and magnetic vector potentials due to the saturated iron core can be found in a heavy load condition.Keywords
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