Non-linear effects of operation temperature on a field-coupled current-controlled inductance

In this publication the effect of the operating temperature on the effective inductance of a controllable inductor is analysed. The main difference compared to a coil with a simple single core lies in the current-controlled inductance-value. This is achieved by a second core implemented perpendicula...

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Main Authors: Guido Schierle, Michael Meissner, Klaus F. Hoffmann
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Polish Academy of Sciences 2023-06-01
Series:Archives of Electrical Engineering
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Online Access:https://journals.pan.pl/Content/127617/PDF/art15_int.pdf
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description In this publication the effect of the operating temperature on the effective inductance of a controllable inductor is analysed. The main difference compared to a coil with a simple single core lies in the current-controlled inductance-value. This is achieved by a second core implemented perpendicular upon the load-toroid affecting the saturation within a limited shared volume. Corresponding to the presented analysis, the dependencies on the core temperatures are investigated by measurements.
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spelling doaj.art-10fd7c66fd2548a49505fd6b8dae22452023-07-26T13:35:03ZengPolish Academy of SciencesArchives of Electrical Engineering2300-25062023-06-01vol. 72No 2541553https://doi.org/10.24425/aee.2023.145424Non-linear effects of operation temperature on a field-coupled current-controlled inductanceGuido Schierle0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3768-3015Michael Meissner1Klaus F. Hoffmann2Helmut Schmidt University, GermanyHelmut Schmidt University, GermanyHelmut Schmidt University, GermanyIn this publication the effect of the operating temperature on the effective inductance of a controllable inductor is analysed. The main difference compared to a coil with a simple single core lies in the current-controlled inductance-value. This is achieved by a second core implemented perpendicular upon the load-toroid affecting the saturation within a limited shared volume. Corresponding to the presented analysis, the dependencies on the core temperatures are investigated by measurements.https://journals.pan.pl/Content/127617/PDF/art15_int.pdfmagnetic couplingmagnetic devicepassive component
spellingShingle Guido Schierle
Michael Meissner
Klaus F. Hoffmann
Non-linear effects of operation temperature on a field-coupled current-controlled inductance
Archives of Electrical Engineering
magnetic coupling
magnetic device
passive component
title Non-linear effects of operation temperature on a field-coupled current-controlled inductance
title_full Non-linear effects of operation temperature on a field-coupled current-controlled inductance
title_fullStr Non-linear effects of operation temperature on a field-coupled current-controlled inductance
title_full_unstemmed Non-linear effects of operation temperature on a field-coupled current-controlled inductance
title_short Non-linear effects of operation temperature on a field-coupled current-controlled inductance
title_sort non linear effects of operation temperature on a field coupled current controlled inductance
topic magnetic coupling
magnetic device
passive component
url https://journals.pan.pl/Content/127617/PDF/art15_int.pdf
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