The effect of frequency on eddy current loss was studied for nonoriented Si-Fe sheets of different grain sizes. In high-frequency regions, the eddy current loss accounts for a larger proportion of the core loss than in low-frequency regions; hence, the smaller the grain size, the smaller becomes the core loss. The eddy current loss is strongly influenced by the skin effect, especially in a weak magnetic field. This skin effect can be estimated using the Bozorth formula.>
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