Transcription of Section 4. Power Design CORE SELECTION - Lodestone Pacific
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Section 4. Power Design i(20)gauss) p(2000 gauss)SaturationFlux DensityBm GaussCore Loss (mw/cm )(Typical)@100 kHz, 1000 Gauss25 C100 C25 C100 C25 C60 C100 CF3000460049003700100180225P250065005000 390012580*125R230065005000370014010070K1 500350046003900J5000550043002500W+10,000 12,00043002500 INTRODUCTIONF errite is an ideal core material for transformers, invertersand inductors in the frequency range 20 kHz to 3 MHz, due tothe combination of low core cost and low core losses. Tapewound cores do offer higher flux densities and better tempera-ture stability, advantages which may off-set their higher is an excellent material for high frequency (20 kHz to3 MHz) inverter Power supplies.
Section 4. Power Design µi(20)gauss) µp(2000 gauss) Saturation Flux Density Bm Gauss Core Loss (mw/cm³) (Typical) @100 kHz, 1000 Gauss 25°C 100°C
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