Preisach model

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The Preisach model is a mathematical model for describing hysteresis curves . It was first published in 1935 by the Hungarian physicist Ferenc Preisach under the title About the magnetic aftermath in the Zeitschrift für Physik . It was initially developed to describe the hysteresis properties of ferromagnetic materials, but it is now also used in other physical areas.

General

Put simply, the Preisach model consists of a collection of many simple rectangular hysteresis curves with the hysteresis operator .

The output of these hysteresis functions is as follows:

This is the so-called memory function, which contains the previous value of the output function .

If you now integrate a large number of such rectangular hysteresis curves and weight them with a distribution factor, the Preisach model is obtained in continuous form:

where represent the input variable and the output variable. is the weighting function (also called the price function or distribution function) and the hysteresis operator.

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  1. F. Preisach: About the magnetic aftermath . In: Journal of Physics . tape 94 , 1935, pp. 277-302 , doi : 10.1007 / BF01349418 ( springer.com [PDF]).