Moien Masoumi

1. Introduction The demand for electric motors has seen a significant rise in recent years across the automotive, industrial, and residential sectors. This growth is expected to continue, fueled by technological advancements, the integration of automation in industry, rising fuel prices, and ongoing urbanization trends [1,2]. The trend toward electrification has increased the utilization of electronic and electrical devices in noise-sensitive applications.

1. Introduction Advancements in power electronics, electrical machines, and control technologies have led to a growing trend of electric motors replacing conventional combustion engines or hydraulic systems in various applications [1,2,3]. This surge in electrification has led to greater integration of electrical, electromagnetic, and electronic equipment in settings where minimizing noise is crucial [4,5].

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