November 17, 2025IEEJ Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Improved Core Loss Model for Permanent Magnet Assisted Axial Flux High‐Speed Switched Reluctance Motor

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The proposed model demonstrates improved accuracy in core loss prediction across various speeds.
Maximum deviation below 5% indicates significant enhancements in performance over existing methods.
Analysis utilizes finite element methodology to compare experimental measurements and model outputs.
Incorporating high-order harmonics and corrections increases the reliability of the results.

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LQLukuan Qiao ALAi-Min Liu

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Analysis reveals improved torque density and reduced torque ripple in permanent magnet assisted switched reluctance motors, highlighting advances in loss modeling techniques.

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Qiao et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692509f6c0ce034ddc352d82 https://doi.org/10.1002/tee.70219

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Analysis reveals improved torque density and reduced torque ripple in permanent magnet assisted switched reluctance motors, highlighting advances in loss modeling techniques.

Improved Core Loss Model for Permanent Magnet Assisted Axial Flux High‐Speed Switched Reluctance Motor

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Improved Core Loss Model for Permanent Magnet Assisted Axial Flux High‐Speed Switched Reluctance Motor

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