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Algorithm for time-domain steady-state analysis of electrical machines accounting for saturation
Taking into account saturation of electrical machine's magnetic circuit is still a problem when circuit models are used. Steady-states are usually determined in such cases by numerical integration of the machine dynamic equations in time long enough. The paper presents a method which allows finding steady-state solutions directly in time domain. The method is presented along with computational example for a simple electromechanical converter.