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flux path

flux path

[′fləks ‚path]
(electromagnetism)
A path which is followed by magnetic lines of force and in which the magnetic flux density is significant.
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The value of these fluids is realized when a magnetic field is applied; micron sized ferrous particles suspended in the fluid align parallel to the flux path, creating particle chains.
Mutlu, "Modelling of the Short Flux Path Mutually Coupled Switched Reluctance Machine", Ph.D.
Hence, the thickness of PM is the dominant part in the flux path. However, for PMV machines, the harmonics in air-gap are used to produce torque, which means that PMV machines are very sensitive to the air-gap length.
If the main pole saturates, the reluctance of that flux path will increase.
where reluctance R is the inverse of permeance, the flux path length for each element is L, and flux path width W is simplified to the width of the core.
Figure 5(b) shows a flux barrier rotor made of standard flat laminations, where the flux barriers are punched in the traditional way in order to obtain the preferred flux path. Thin ribs are left when punching, thus connecting to each other the various rotor segments.
Unlike the radial flux path found in most conventional motors, the flux flows through the stator parallel to the shaft.
This is a 25 percent increase in torque over earlier models and the higher torque is produced by a triple flux path within the unit.
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