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April 24, 2026IET Science Measurement & Technology0 citationsOpen Access

Unwanted Lateral Air Gaps: Impact on the Inductance Characteristics of Dual Part Cores in Variable Inductance Application

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ASAlireza ShokripourEFEbrahim FarjahTGTeymoor Ghanbari

Key Points

  • The aim is to measure unwanted air gaps in dual-part electromagnetic cores and assess their impact on inductance.
  • Conducted designed experiments to measure air gaps.
  • Simulated scenarios of air gap effects on inductance characteristics.
  • Developed a lookup table for indirect measurement of air gaps.
  • Established a lookup table for determining unwanted air gaps.
  • Demonstrated the importance of air gaps in controlling variable inductors.
  • Showed significant variations in inductance based on different air gap scenarios.

Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper presents a new approach for the indirect measurement of the unwanted air gap in dual‐part electromagnetic cores, using designed experiments and simulations. Different possible scenarios for the unwanted air gap in a dual‐part electromagnetic core are investigated. From the experimental and simulation results, a lookup table is derived that allows the unwanted air gap to be determined indirectly. Furthermore, this lookup table is used in a variable inductor of a resonant converter, as a typical application, to demonstrate the importance of accounting for the unwanted air gap in the control of such converters.

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Shokripour et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69eb09ff553a5433e34b4317https://doi.org/10.1049/smt2.70046
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