This paper introduces a simplified vector model based on the Preisach approach that intrinsically satisfies loss and saturation properties. It is able to reproduce isotropic and nonisotropic behavior. The main idea is to compute the magnetization vector in two steps independently, amplitude and phase. The first one is computed by means of a scalar Preisach model with a distribution depending on the angle of the applied field with respect to a fixed direction. The phase is computed by means of a phase diagram and a simple function that take into account the history of the angle between magnetization and applied field. The proposed formulation allows fast computation of rotational and alternative vector magnetization, the computational time is of the order of two times the scalar Preisach model
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