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Electrical machines with nonlinear magnetic circuits are usually modelled by coupling magnetic and electric equations using software for magnetic field investigation. These hybrid methods are practically effective only for steady states, due to their time‐consuming calculations. The separation of both sets of equations will be possible if the unique relationships between linked fluxes and all armature currents become determined. It needs, of course, the neglect of the eddy‐currents in the machine rotor. Generally, they are defined as the partial derivatives of coenergy:

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