Article | REF: D3580 V3

Acoustic noise due to electromagnetic excitations in Asynchronous machines

Authors: Jean LE BESNERAIS, Vincent LANFRANCHI, Michel HECQUET

Publication date: March 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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    5. Experimental characterization and diagnosis of magnetic noise

    Although the methods presented in section 3 can be used to estimate the vibroacoustic behavior of electrical machines, experimental verification is always necessary to recalibrate models (especially modal damping coefficients). Vibroacoustic testing allows us to characterize the nature of the magnetic excitation (amplitude, frequency, origin of harmonics), the nature...

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