A Method for Parameter Identification of Thin Permanent Magnets at Higher Frequency and Temperature Ranges

Abstract

In this paper, a method is presented to determine the main characteristic parameters of permanent magnets, i.e., the remanence and the permeability in the linear operating range. Since the samples are thin in the direction of magnetization and since they have also been characterized at higher excitation frequencies, a standard method is not applicable. Therefore, we present an applicationoriented approach, where the linear range can be determined up to higher frequencies and which covers the nominal operating temperature range of the samples. The permeability is measured directly, whereas the remanence is determined by utilizing a magnetic equivalent circuit. , as a Full Professor of Measurement and Actuator Technology. He has authored or co-authored a book, five book chapters, and more than 60 peer-reviewed journal publications. His current research interests include computer-aided engineering of sensors and actuators with a special emphasis on numerical simulation techniques. Prof. Kaltenbacher is a member of the IEEE