An approach to plotting hysteresis curves of soft magnetic materials using a personal computer assisted measuring system is presented. The resulting hysteresis curves provide enough detail to allow determination of the parameters required for a simulation with PSPICE (Jiles-Atherton model) or the Hodgdon/Carpenter model. The magnetic core loss for different materials and core shapes can be determined at frequencies up to 200 kHz and at voltages up to 500 V.
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