8 Year Exporter Common Mode Inductance - Fe-Based Amorphous C Cores MLAC-2133 – Malio
8 Year Exporter Common Mode Inductance - Fe-Based Amorphous C Cores MLAC-2133 – Malio Detail:
Application
● Reactor cores for PV inverter
● Filter reactor of high-frequency super switching power supply
● Major-transformer of UPS power supply
● High-frequency transformers for X-ray CT, induction heating equipment, welding machines, and communication equipment
● Inductors for power regulators for photovoltaics, wind power, fuel cells, etc.
● Inductors for boost/buck converters for HEV, FCV, UPS, etc.
Features
● High saturate induction-Reducing core volume
● Rectangular structure-Easy for coil assembling
● Core cutting-Good for anti-DC-bias-saturation
● Low core loss-anti-termpearture-rising(1/5-1/10 compared to silicon steel)
● The core loss of cut cores is much lower than other magnetic metal materials
● The high saturation flux density (Bs=1.56T) and low core loss characteristics of the cut cores allow the design of applications with high operating flux densities.
● Good stability-Stable working from -55℃ to 150℃
Loss versus frequency of cutting cores of different materials
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By Alexia from Casablanca - 2018.02.12 14:52
We have been cooperated with this company for many years, the company always ensure timely delivery ,good quality and correct number, we are good partners.
By jari dedenroth from Madrid - 2018.09.21 11:01
