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Active circuits for flux waveform compensation in ferromagnetic cores

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In this paper, some new active circuits using active circuits are proposed for realization of sinusoidal flux in a ferromagnetic core during loss testing, which facilitates the loss measurements to be made from the primary side itself.
Abstract
Some new schemes using active circuits are proposed for realization of sinusoidal flux in a ferromagnetic core during loss testing. One of the suggested configurations facilitates the loss measurements to be made from the primary side itself. A few filter circuits enable the tests to be carried out on normal supply mains without the need for a calibration generator. Experimental results are reported to confirm the acceptability of the proposed schemes.

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Excitation current and power loss characteristics for mitered joint power transformer cores

TL;DR: In this paper, the impact of the 45° mitered-overlap joint on the performance of large power transformer cores with respect to core loss and exciting current was investigated.
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Use of a voltage follower to ensure sinusoidal flux in a core

TL;DR: In this paper, a circuit employing a voltage follower for obtaining a sinusoidal flux in a ferromagnetic core is described, and the amplifier just supplies the copper loss of the exciting winding.