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The Non-Linear Potential Equation and Its Numerical Solution for Highly Saturated Electrical Machines

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3 Author(s)
Trutt, F.C. ; Dept. of El. Eng. ; Erdelyi, E.A. ; Jackson, R.F.

The partial differential equations of the potential and the boundary conditions of fields in highly saturated rotating machines at no-load are developed. These are expressed in finite difference form, and in the numerical solution the potentials and the permeabilities are over-relaxed alternately. The choice of a non-uniform system of meshes, and a method of identifying the numerical operations at the mesh points are given. Companion papers illustrate the application of the method.

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Aerospace, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:1 ,  Issue: 2 )

Date of Publication: Aug. 1963

Page(s):
430 - 440
ISSN :
0536-1516
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/TA.1963.4319407
Product Type:
Journals & Magazines
Date of Current Version :
12 November 2007
Issue Date :
Aug. 1963

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