Computation of the rotor of a 6/4-pole reluctance motor being turned in a static magnetic field. Color represents magnetic field strength, while arrows show the direction of the field.
Note: this is not a simulation of how the magnetic field turns the rotor. It is assumed here that the rotor is turned by an external force, and only the path of the magnetic circuit is computed.
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