Bh loop of steel at various ferquencies

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The discussion centers on the need for BH loop data of steel across a frequency range of DC to 1 MHz for research on inductive couplers. Faisal highlights the importance of understanding eddy current generation and hysteresis loss in transformer laminations, referencing a NASA document for further reading. Additionally, the propagation of magnetization waves in ferrite cores is discussed, emphasizing the impact of relative permeability and permittivity on core dimensions. The user seeks specific BH loop data to calculate material losses but lacks the necessary experimental setup, such as an Epstein frame and high-frequency current amplifiers.

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HI

I am a research student working on high frequency behaviour of inductive couplers. I am looking for BH loops of steel from various frequencies (dc-1MHz) range. Can anybody provide this data ?

Thanks in advance

Faisal
 
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I suggest that you review the equations of eddy current genetationand hysterisis loss in transformer laminations. Here is one reference:
http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19660001049_1966001049.pdf
[Added comment] There is another factor that limits the high frequency behavior of inductors. The speed of light in vacuum is 1/sqrt(e0u0) where e0 and u0 are the permittivity and permeability of free space. In a ferrite, it becomes 1/sqrt(e u e0 u0) so the speed of light, where u and e are the relative permeability and permittivity. So magnetization waves propagate by a factor sqrt(ue) less than the speed of light in ferrite cores. This will limit dimensions of the core.
 
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Bob S said:
I suggest that you review the equations of eddy current genetationand hysterisis loss in transformer laminations. Here is one reference:
http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19660001049_1966001049.pdf



Thanks. Actually I need to calculate the losses in the material from the BH loop for various frequencies. It needs Epstein frame and high frequency current amplifiers to determine those.
I don't have those experiment setup.
I think BH loop of a particular material at a fixed frequency and H , will be constant. I am looking for that BH data to put in my model for calculating eddy current loss dynamically

Any Suggestions ?

Thanks
 

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