Verdyck et al., 1994 - Google Patents
An acoustic model for a permanent magnet machine: modal shapes and magnetic forcesVerdyck et al., 1994
- Document ID
- 5337377970555111191
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- Verdyck D
- Belmans R
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- Publication venue
- IEEE transactions on industry applications
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The magnetic field inside a machine is to a large extent responsible for the mechanical excitation of the stator structure, generating vibrations and thus, audible noise. The current numerical techniques allow an easy calculation of the magnetic field. Unfortunately, the step …
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