Electrical Machines: Find a Book on Magnetic Field Behavior

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A user seeks a book on electrical machines, specifically focusing on the magnetic field behavior in synchronous generators under various operating conditions. Clarification is requested regarding the type of electrical machine, confirming the user's interest in synchronous generators. Recommendations for resources are provided, including a link to a relevant website. The discussion emphasizes the need for clear communication about the specific type of electrical machine to receive accurate recommendations. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding magnetic field dynamics in electrical engineering.
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I am looking for a book on electrical machines. I am particularly interested in one which would described the behaviour of the magnetic field inside the machine during various operating conditions like no load short circuit etc. can you recommend a book or a website which would describe it I don't seem to be able to find anything?
 
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Welcome to PF, Bart.
By 'electrical machine' do you mean a motor or a generator or a capacitor bank or...? I have the impression that you're referring to a motor, but that isn't made clear. Please restate your question in more concrete terms.
 
Sorry I really left out that part ;) I meant synchronous generator in particular. Sorry and thanks.
 
You can refer to : http://www.educypedia.be/electronics/motor.htm
 
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