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Dynamic hysteresis modelling

Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2004
A viscous-type dynamic hysteresis model (DHM) is developed. The DHM is compatible with static underlying model of any type and nature (Preisach or non-Preisach). The distinguishing features of the DHM are its arbitrary frequency dependence and the ability to control the shape of the dynamic hysteresis loop. The numerical method for the incorporation of
S.E. Zirka   +3 more
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Shape fluctuation-induced dynamic hysteresis

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2012
We consider a system of Brownian particles confined in a two-dimensional bilobal enclosure whose walls are driven in time periodically by an external perturbation. The response of the particles under shape modulation is characterized by a relaxational delay which results in a non-vanishing area of the response function—field loop, response function ...
Moupriya, Das   +2 more
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Hesitation phenomenon in dynamical hysteresis

Physical Review Letters, 1993
The effect of the sweeping velocity on the hysteresis loop of a bistable system is examined in the case where the velocity is so large that the system is prevented from undergoing any transition during the forward sweep. The experiments, made on optical and electronic devices, evidence a dramatic instability (``hesitation'') of the return path of the ...
, Zemmouri   +3 more
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Scaling law for dynamical hysteresis

Physical Review Letters, 1990
A one-dimensional theory of dynamical hysteresis in periodically switched bistable systems is formulated. The predictions of the theory are tested and verified by experiments on a bistable semiconductor laser. We find that the increase of the area of the hysteresis loop scales as the two-thirds power of the switching frequency.
Jung, Peter   +3 more
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Hysteresis in structural dynamics

Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2012
Abstract In this paper the Preisach hysteresis model is applied to determine the dynamic behavior of a steel column with mass on the top and loaded by an impulse force. The column is considered as a rigid element, while the fixed end of the column is modeled with a rotational spring of hysterestic characteristic.
A. Ivanyi   +3 more
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Dynamic and hysteresis losses

Physica Scripta, 1989
A measuring procedure has been developed to determine the hysteresis loss as function of the magnetizing frequency. It was applied to single crystal frames of iron-silicon and tape wound cores of that alloy and metallic glasses. Actually the hysteresis loss energy is frequency dependent and to an extent that must not be neglected if the dynamic loss ...
H Winner   +3 more
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Dynamic hysteresis in magnetostrictive amorphous microwires

IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 2002
Summary form only given. Amorphous magnetostrictive wires exhibit very rapid bistable magnetisation reversal (large Barkhausen jump). This property makes them unique for applications in security sensors and pulse generators. As operational frequencies become progressively higher, there is an interest in studying the magnetisation reversal in bistable ...
S.I. Sandacci   +3 more
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