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This study proposes strategies for improving the accuracy and usefulness of leakage inductance modeling using the Dowell model (DM). As the analytical method of modeling the leakage inductance model considers geometrical factors, it is vital for front-loading transformer design. DM is one such widely used one-dimensional magnetic field-based approach for analytically modeling both AC resistance and leakage inductance. It is more accurate and requires less computational work than other analytical approaches proposed in previous studies. However, some approximations may cause errors and eventually lead to inaccurate results. Therefore, this study aims to ascertain the conditions that result in inaccurate leakage inductance modeling. Additionally, a simple exponential-based model and an artificial neural network are developed to increase the accuracy of inaccurate modeling. The results clarify the conditions that result in a frequency-dependent and bias error. Moreover, the intended findings indicate that the proposed strategies effectively improve modeling accuracy while simultaneously providing some extra advantages for transformer design.

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