Characterization of power losses in soft magnetic materials

Wilder, Aleta T.

doi:10.1109/ests.2005.1524719

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“…Because this will be a very power dense system, the components are going to operate at unprecedented levels of combined electromagnetic, mechanical, and thermal stresses. The program is working to identify fundamental shortfalls in knowledge about available and emerging materials [5,6]. It is anticipated that this data will help materials scientists and engineers focus their work on areas needed by electric ship designers.…”

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Electric ship power system - research at the University of Texas at Austin

Hebner¹

2005

IEEE Electric Ship Technologies Symposium, 2005.

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Abstract-Recognizing the importance of electric ships and the myriad of technical challenges they present, the University of Texas at Austin, with seed funding from the Office of Naval Research, established a virtual electrical ship research and development center. The reason for the virtual center is that the complex challenges of the future require multidisciplinary solutions. The virtual center contains staff members from Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and two research centers who work collaboratively with a number of other universities and with industry. This program has two anticipated significant outcomes. At the system level, the first anticipated outcome is to develop a comprehensive set of modeling approaches that guide the evolution of electric ship power systems. The second outcome is an approach to the replacement of the hydraulic system on current ships with electrical actuators on future ships.

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Section: A Power Trainmentioning

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Electric ship power system - research at the University of Texas at Austin

Hebner¹

2005

IEEE Electric Ship Technologies Symposium, 2005.

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Characterization of power losses in soft magnetic materials

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Electric ship power system - research at the University of Texas at Austin

Electric ship power system - research at the University of Texas at Austin

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