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COMPEL 1–15.
Published: 20 April 2026
... for the inverse play model, which selects a portion of the data from numerically generated first-order reversal curves to identify the shape function, thereby avoiding simulation errors caused by repeated hysteresis operators. The proposed method is then combined with an optimization algorithm to derive...
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COMPEL (2017) 36 (5): 1568–1576.
Published: 04 September 2017
... The use of first-order reversal curves within the major hysteresis loops helps in a convenient way to estimate peak and shape of the inrush currents. (1) F ( x ) = coth ( x ) − 1 x is advantageous. Equation (1) is an odd function and possesses a favoured distinctive saturation...
