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A variable magnetic permeability is introduced to the skin effect coefficient to reflect the influence of flux density variation on eddy current losses. The evaluation results show that the new iron loss model can cover a wide range of frequencies without using piecewise functions. Two types of punched edges are defined and the additional iron losses are tested, separated, and modeled, so that the punching and burrs' connection effects on iron losses can be considered more accurately. The iron loss model proposed in this article is very useful for a more accurate design of high-speed motors including the punching effects.
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