Neville's tooth-ripple wavelength spectra

J.H. Walker, N. Kerruish, E.M. Freeman · Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers · 1973

Tooth-ripple harmonics in electrical machines are important in the calculation of losses and noise. S.Neville has shown that, by employing `wavelength spectra', their calculation and presentation may be simplified. The idea is extended and the ranges of the variables are increased. The resulting form of the calculated data is more convenient for use in a computer program.

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