New Electrical Steel Boosts Motor Efficiency
Researchers in Beijing have developed a 0.1mm thick non-oriented electrical steel designed for high-speed electric motors in low-altitude aircraft. The material achieves an energy loss of under 9W per kilogram, breaking a long-standing industry barrier. This innovation supports the miniaturization and high-efficiency requirements of emerging electric aviation industries.
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CRI Huayu Global
“This also makes the requirement for electrical steel to constantly innovate... breaking the long-standing industry barrier of 9 watts per kilogram.”
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