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SPICE MODEL of PC46 in SPICE PARK

2. MAGNETIC CORE Pspice model Model description parameter A thermal energy parameter K domain anisotropy parameter C domain flexing parameter MS magnetization saturation All Rights Reserved Copyright (c) Bee Technologies Inc. 2004

5. Comparison Table B(mT) B(mT) H(A/m) %Error Measurement Simulation 100 450 444.641 1.191 200 475 472.331 0.562 300 490 491.088 0.222 400 500 499.516 0.097 500 502 504.07 0.412 600 505 508.026 0.599 700 510 509.99 0.002 800 515 511.953 0.592 900 515 513.291 0.332 1000 518 514.428 0.690 100 440 436.687 0.753 200 475 477.866 0.603 300 490 492.42 0.494 400 500 499.762 0.048 500 502 504.586 0.515 600 505 507.446 0.484 700 510 509.985 0.003 800 515 511.586 0.663 900 515 513.186 0.352 1000 518 514.428 0.690 All Rights Reserved Copyright (c) Bee Technologies Inc. 2004

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