Current displacement in plane rectangular conductor

Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to provide an analytical solution to the plane eddy current problem inside conductive bars with rectangular cross-section.Design methodology approach - Eddy currents inside conductive materials have been investigated for a very long time, using measurements and...

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