Abstract
The advancements in technology have led to a growing interest in additive manufacturing owing to its numerous benefits such as increased degree of freedom, high flexibility, and material conservation. It has gained particular attention in the production of electrical machines and their active components such as windings, electrical insulation, magnetic core packs, and permanent magnets. This paper investigates the use of two methods, namely fused deposition modeling and cold spray, in the production of hard magnetic components for rotors with surface-mounted magnets. A comparative study was conducted through a combination of finite element simulations and experimental tests.
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