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English: This simple experimental setup illustrates the phenomenon of electromagnetic acoustic noise and vibrations - also called electromagnetically-excited noise, e-NVH or electrical noise - occurring in rotating electric machines (e.g. permanent magnet synchronous machine, induction machines). A Neodynium single-pole magnet is mounted on a rotating shaft and generates significant deflection of a ferromagnetic cylindrical shell, resulting in forced vibrations of the cylinder (equivalent to a slotless stator). When rotating at higher frequencies, these magnetic vibrations can generate audible noise, creating the so-called whining noise of electric motors.

The magnetic flux created by the magnet has one pole pair (one minimum, one maximum) but the resulting stator deformation has two pole pairs (two minima, two maxima) due to the quadratic relationship between magnetic force and magnetic flux density.

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