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Proposed technique calculates AC losses in isolated rectangular conductors, improving accuracy by addressing edge effects.
Due to the skin and proximity effect, the conductive losses of rectangular conductor under high frequency working conditions increase. And the conventional one-dimensional model, which is currently used for calculating the conductive losses of rectangular conductor, leads to a considerable error due to the ignorance of edge effect. To eliminate the error, this paper proposes a simple technique for evaluating the AC losses of isolated rectangular conductor including edge effects based on two-dimensional simulation results. The proposed technique is based on introducing a set of 2-D skin factors formulas to account for the two-dimensional skin effect. The finite element simulation and experimental results suggest the proposed technique a more effective and simple method for the AC losses calculation of the isolated rectangular conductor.
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