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The paper deals with the RC-analogue representation of electromagnetic fields involving unidirectional current flow, such as those associated with current-carrying conductors lying in armature slots. The resulting magnetic field is in general 2-dimensional and is fully represented in the analogue. Capacitor current in the latter is directly equivalent to current flow in the corresponding section of the conductor, and the eddy-current loss in a conductor may be calculated from the distribution of current between the several capacitors. Some simple examples illustrate the translation of field boundary conditions into analogue terms.
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