X-Factor

Table 1. List of calibration factors

1	The reference temperature. First, resistance values are computed by considering a temperature equal to 20°C. However, the user can also define his own reference temperature to compute the corresponding phase resistance and Line-Line resistance values. Note: This reference temperature is used only in the winding design environment. The test temperatures are defined in the test settings (refer to TEST chapter).
2	Setting of the “Resistance factor”. It allows adjusting the computation result of resistance with resistance measurement. Thus, the resulting phase resistance value is considered.
3	Setting of the “Inductance factor”. It allows modifying the computation result of end-winding inductance. Thus, the resulting end-winding inductance value is considered.

1

The reference temperature.

First, resistance values are computed by considering a temperature equal to 20°C.

However, the user can also define his own reference temperature to compute the corresponding phase resistance and Line-Line resistance values.

Note: This reference temperature is used only in the winding design environment.

The test temperatures are defined in the test settings (refer to TEST chapter).

2

Setting of the “Resistance factor”. It allows adjusting the computation result of resistance with resistance measurement. Thus, the resulting phase resistance value is considered.

3

Setting of the “Inductance factor”. It allows modifying the computation result of end-winding inductance.

Thus, the resulting end-winding inductance value is considered.

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