Questions tagged [magnetic-flux]
The sum normal component of a magnetic field passing through a surface.
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Hall effect sensor as 2 wires switch
I need to find a way to make an on/off proximity detector triggered by a magnetic field, fitting in a small space of about 5mm ^ 3, and connected to the board by only 2 wires. I know a could use a ...
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What impact does winding tightly versus loosely have on transformer performance?
To make it simple (and actually, directly relevant to what I am working on): what impact does winding tightness have on transformer performance? Lets assume typical laminated EI / EE 60hz transformer, ...
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Inverse LUT of flux-linkage maps for PMSM
I've been given the LUT of the flux linkages for an IPMSM in the dq-domain.
\$\lambda_d = f_1(i_q, i_d)\\
\lambda_q = f_2(i_q, i_d)\$
The maps are obviously non-linear. The sampling has been done ...
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How to choose contour when finding magnetic flux density?
In this question, how we decided to use such this contour?
Also, why integral (B dot dl) the outside and sides parts are zero? At the outside part; contour and B are parallel, because of their dot ...
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Determining magnetic flux density of a closely wound toroidal coil
I am using David K. Chengs's Fundamentals of Engineering Electromagnetics book. In chapter 5/question 5.2, there is a given closely wound toroidal coil, and it asks what is the magnetic flux density ...
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Why Current Transformer not working accordingly in two different source-load configurations?
I have a Current Transformer (primary turns = 1, secondary turns = 250). But in my design, I have to pass two wires (current carrying conductors) through it.
Case 1:
Theoretically, if the same ...
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How can a magnetic circuit with an airgap have a higher e.m.f in the secondary coil than the same circuit without the air gap?
I have a magnetic circuit with the same configuration as in the image, the primary coil has 203 turns and the secondary has 406 turns, how do I get a higher eletromotive force when there is an air gap ...
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Estimate the Flux Linkage of a PMSM Motor
I'm not sure if it is possible to estimate the flux linkage of a PMSM motor (star connection) by the controller itself, where I can measure the input voltage, all the phase currents and the velocity. ...
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What is the purpose of perpendicular “smaller” magnets in between the main magnets in a rotor of a motor? had never seen this before. Do they help?
I am trying to build my own generator at home for fun, I saw on a video in youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsSm65DAcCg where the guy placed smaller magnets in between the main magnets of the ...
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What is the main difference between AC and DC generator basic working principles? [closed]
I cannot understand the main difference on AC- DC generator basic working principles.
Lets consider how a loop wire works with a magnetic flux inside a DC generator briefly. Whenever the sides of the ...
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Does a wider magnet mean less flux density?
I was using an online magnet strength calculator when I halved the diameter of the theoretical N52 magnet. The dimensions went from 32mm in diameter and 3mm thick, to 16mm in diameter and 3mm thick. ...
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Can I use rectified AC current to heat an object inside a induction coil?
The reason why I would like to use rectified AC is because I want to keep the magnetic field inside the coil unidirectional. A changing magnetic field induces current in the coil and vice versa. ...
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Magnetic field direction
How do I know the direction of magnetic field produced by a bar magnet, assume a electron present side to the magnet ?
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Scaling of magnetic field strength and flux density measurements and shape of hysteresis loop
Note: this is part of a larger question which I was asked to separate into subquestions.
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I'm using the method outlined here to measure the induced magnetic flux density in ...
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Cutoff frequency of passive RC integrator used to measure magnetic flux density
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I am using a passive RC integrator to measure the induced magnetic flux density in ...
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Buffering the input to a passive RC integrator used to measure magnetic flux density
Note: this is part of a larger question which I was asked to separate into subquestions.
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I'm using the method outlined here to measure the induced magnetic flux density in ...
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Magnetic path length for partially wound toroidal transformer core
According to Wikipedia, magnetic path length is defined as "the effective length of a closed magnetic loop inside a magnetic core made of ferromagnetic material." Thus, for a toroidal core that is ...
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Is there a difference between the radio magnetic field your body senses, from downloading 1 kB data from Wi-Fi router compared to 1 GB of data? [closed]
Imagine you have a Wi-Fi router and you're downloading 1 kB of data, if your body is receiving any magnetic field or signal from the router, what would be the difference if the router was sending 1 kB ...
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Problems in simulating current model flux observer
I want to estimate rotor flux in 3 phase induction machine using Blaschke's equations. Here's the current model I'm suppose to simulate.:.
I have to simulate this thing, I successfully obtained iqss ...
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90 degrees phase shifted magnetic fields
If we have a closed magnetic circuit with two primary coils and one secondary coil wound on it. The primary coils are wound such that unlike poles are adjacent. Both primary coils are using rectified ...
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Lenz Law and Magnetic fields in an Inductor
Hoping somebody can set me straight on the magnetic fields involved in an inductor when the current is changing. This is how I see it:
The source current has a magnetic field.
This changing flux ...
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PM Generator magnet and stator relation
I am designing a 3 phase axial flux permanent magnet generator. Howewer, I can not find reference or study of the optimal size of slot and coil, in relation to the magnet.
I am adding a picture for ...
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Why is the magnetic field around a bar magnet represented by iron filings?
Why would we use iron filings to display a magnetic field interaction and then teach this as the unaffected field of a magnet?
Iron affects the field itself. This is analogous to an observer ...
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Magnetic field strength and flux density from hysteresis curve
I am trying to measure the magnetic hysteresis curve of a toroidal nanocrystalline ferromagnetic transformer core made of Nanoperm (datasheet linked) using the following circuit. Each of the windings ...
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Is the conventional current direction assumed to be from - to + in US Air force training videos?
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https://youtu.be/a8casNPDvI4?t=354
I'm not sure if I'm misinterpreting, but I couldn't get past this point in the video as it seems they are assuming the current flows from - to + and its ...
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Can throwing charged capacitors cause magnetic fields?
Since current is just buckets of charge passing through a point in space per unit time, and a capacitor is a literal bucket of charge, I had some questions in mind.
Is throwing a charged capacitor ...
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Introducing third winding in Transformer
What would happen if I wind another winding (call tertiary winding with the same number of turns) on the transformer core and apply an AC voltage to it which is in phase with the primary voltage but ...
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Maximum and Minimum flux in a coil [closed]
A coil of 100 turns and a diameter of 3.18cm is mounted on an axle through a diameter and is place in a uniform magnetic field, where the flux density is 0.01T, in such a manner that the axle is ...
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Metal detector coil SHIELDING?
Many designs of coils, of metal detectors, are shielded (Faraday shield).
Should this be used in a gravity-fed detector (like the sketched one)?
What's the shield for?
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The coils are arranged ...
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Flux control in transformer
What would happen if I apply a voltage (same phase as primary) to a tertiary winding wound over the transformer core? Would the mutual flux change or would the primary draw a different value of ...
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When to use a Hall probe and when a fluxgate magnetometer to measure magnetic fields?
I am familiar with how the two methods work, but what applications are more suitable for one rather than the other?
I have seen this question but I don't think it covers my point.
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How does this dynamo work?
I disassembled a dynamo-fuelled torch and I found this set-up.
Now, what I know is that the led should be lighted up by the electromagnetic force generated by the time-varying flux within the coil. ...
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Flux control of transformer
Can the flux (not flux density) of a transformer be controlled so as to achieve constant voltage output with varied loads? For example, increasing the flux slightly when the load is high.
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Why my In-wheel BLDC Motor have sinusoidal back emf (line to line) when rotate by external system?
I have In-wheel BLDC motor having 46 poles (Permanent Magnet)on rotor and 51 slot in stator. When I used an external machine to rotate my in-wheel BLDC motor, then measuring across two phase back emf ...
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why in-wheel BLDC motor have more pole than normal BLDC motor?
I am using a In-wheel BLDC Motor having poles 46 but another normal BLDC motor have less pole as 8 pole. I have searched about other In-wheel BLDC motor and it also have 42 poles.
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Electromagnet flux density calculation knowing specs of coil, core and applied voltage?
Seems to be almost a textbook task from a freshmen class. But I am truly puzzled.
Electromagnet has a coil of tightly wound 100 turns of copper wire around a cylinder core with relative permeability ...
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What parameter is used to choose the direction of the flux in a magnetic circuit?
I don't get why the \$\Phi_{1}\$,\$\Phi_{2}\$ and \$\Phi_{3}\$ are supposed to be running in the way depicted here.
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Skin effect and mag field distribution inside an electric conductor
Magnetic field inside a current carrying conductor
Suppose I took a circular current strip in a current carrying wire. At the centre I have marked the directions of magnetic field due to four points 1,...
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how to calculate the forces between an electromagnet and the permanent magnet?
The electromagnet consists of copper coil wound on the stainless steel cylindrical hollow pipe with the outer diameter of 70mm and inner diameter of 50mm.
while the permanent magnet is of a ...
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magnetic field, resistance and inductance of the coil
i have a coil wound ready. I need to find the magnetic field, resistance and inductance of the coil. can someone tell me some simple circuits to find it? And how to find the field using a pickup coil?...
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Why the shape of rotor-poles of salient pole synchronous machines are designed as sinusoidal in shape?
I knew that this is done to eliminate harmonics. But I couldn't get its reason. So I am confused whether my conclusion was right or wrong.
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How can increasing the voltage/frequency ratio of an induction motor result in magnetic saturation?
The information below pertains to an induction motor:
The magnetic capacity of the motor's magnetic (iron) circuit is designed to the relationship: voltage/frequency (V/f). If the frequency ...
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What is the internal linkage flux of a wire with radius a(shaped like a cylinder)
How can we clarify that the relation between linkage flux an flux in a cylinder shaped wire is \$ d\lambda=\frac{x^2}{a^2}\ d\phi \$?can we illustrate this by electromagnetic formula?I think I would ...
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Measuring Low Magnetic fields
Im working on a project where I want to measure low magnetic fields in a wire. The range I want to measure is 0.1 - 10 mG or 0.01 - 1 µT in low frequencies (DC - 500Hz) (This range (0.1 - 10 mG) can ...
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Three phase induction motor
If speed of rotating flux and actual speed of rotor is same then what will be the torque produced in three phase induction motor and why?
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Lightning detection
I am planning to build a device that has a capability of early detection of a lightning. Also we want to measure the magnitude of the lightning and can anyone suggest a way to measure the magnitude of ...
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X-ray back-projection for conversion to hard-field magnetic induction tomography?
This is a question about hard-field back-projection as used in x-ray tomography, applied magnetic induction tomography (MIT). Al-Zeibak and Saunders (A feasibility study of in vivo electromagnetic ...
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Digital Compass and Magnetic Declination Angle
I have a digital compass of HMC5883L and I want to measure orientation with it. The doubt that arise is about the magnetic declination angle. From the definition of declination angle, it is the the ...
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Mechanism of transformer secondary current
When a transformer has the secondary open and it's driven by an AC source, the only current that the primary draws is the current needed to produce the flux to magnetize the core (like ferrite) of the ...
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Magnetic lines of force
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If two, one-inch magnets with the same “pull” strength are magnetically connected to each other, do the combined magnetic lines of force extend twice as far as if only one magnet’s line of ...
