The iron powder core offers multiple shapes including toroidal, E-type, cylindrical, and I-type. They are manufactured using iron-based, cobalt-based, and nanocrystalline alloy materials, offering low eddy current loss and high saturation flux density (>1.56T). The product offers strong anti-DC bias saturation capability, low loss, and high efficiency. Operating temperature range is -55°C to +130°C. It is widely used in solar inverter PFC chokes, output chokes, high-speed rail power systems, solar power converters, and various power factor correction circuits.
Solar inverter PFC chokes
Output chokes
High-speed rail power systems
Solar power converters
Power Factor Correction (PFC) circuits
Mag-Amp magnetic amplifier transformers
High-frequency switching power supplies
DC bias saturation suppression applications
| Part No. | AL nH/N2 | A(mm) | B(mm) | C(mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T50-26 Yellow/White | 33 | 12.7±0.5 | 7.7±0.5 | 4.83±0.50 |
| T68-26Yellow/White | 43.5 | 17.5±0.5 | 9.4±0.5 | 4.83±0.50 |
| T80-26Yellow/White | 46 | 20.2±0.5 | 12.6±0.5 | 6.35±0.64 |
| T90-26Yellow/White | 70 | 22.9±0.5 | 14.0±0.5 | 9.53±0.64 |
| T94-26Yellow/White | 60 | 23.9±0.5 | 14.2±0.5 | 7.92±0.64 |
| T106-26Yellow/White | 93 | 26.9±0.5 | 14.5±0.5 | 11.1±0.64 |
| T130-26Yellow/White | 81 | 33.0±0.5 | 19.8±0.5 | 11.1±0.64 |
| T150-26Yellow/White | 96 | 38.4±0.5 | 21.5±0.5 | 11.1±0.64 |
| T60-52Blue/Green | 47 | 15.2±0.5 | 8.53±0.5 | 5.94±0.50 |
| T68-52Blue/Green | 40 | 17.5±0.5 | 9.40±0.5 | 4.83±0.50 |
| T80-52Blue/Green | 42 | 20.2±0.5 | 12.6±0.5 | 6.35±0.64 |
| T90-52Blue/Green | 64 | 22.9±0.5 | 14.0±0.5 | 9.53±0.64 |
| T106-52Blue/Green | 95 | 26.9±0.5 | 14.5±0.5 | 11.1±0.64 |
| T130-52Blue/Green | 79 | 33.0±0.5 | 19.8±0.5 | 11.1±0.64 |
| T150-52Blue/Green | 89 | 38.4±0.5 | 21.5±0.5 | 11.1±0.64 |
Note: since there are many specifications and varieties of t-type iron powder cores, please put forward specific requirements on shape size and inductance when ordering.
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Q: What are the advantages of iron powder cores compared to ferrite cores?
A: Iron powder cores offer higher saturation flux density (>1.56T) and strong anti-DC bias saturation capability, suitable for high-current, high-power-density applications. Ferrite cores have lower high-frequency loss but lower saturation flux density (approximately 0.3-0.5T). Iron powder cores are more suitable for power chokes and PFC applications.
Q: What are the characteristics of nanocrystalline alloy cores?
A: Nanocrystalline alloy cores offer high saturation flux density (>1.56T) , low core loss, and excellent temperature stability. In high-frequency, high-power applications, they combine the high saturation characteristics of iron powder cores with the low-loss advantages of ferrite cores. They are suitable for high-end applications such as high-speed rail power systems and solar inverters.
Q: What core shapes are available in this series?
A: Multiple shapes are available, including toroidal, E-type, cylinder, and drum. The appropriate core structure can be selected based on the specific application and installation space.
Q: What is the significance of anti-DC bias saturation capability?
A: In PFC chokes and output choke applications, large DC bias current can cause core saturation, leading to a sharp drop in inductance. The excellent anti-DC bias saturation capability of this core ensures stable inductance under high-current conditions, maintaining filtering effectiveness.