Shenzhen VIIP Electronics Co., Ltd.
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Toroid Ferrite Core Ferrite Rings Around Cablesk Plastic Shell Welding Transformers
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Description:
This is a ferrite ring, not a magnet. It has no magnetism.
Iron powder core is generally stored near signals of place.
It has the characteristics of isolating eddy current, low permeability and restraining interference.
Specifications:
Applications:
Used widely in power transformers, current transducers, instrument transformers, inductors, chokes, ballasts, voltage stabilizers and regulators, welding transformers, broad band transformers, filters, etc.
FAQ
About VIIP
Q:Are you manafacturer or trading company?
Shenzhen VIIP is a manafacturer forEMI/EMC Products located in Shenzhen Guangdong China.
About Products
Q:What certification do you have for your products?
We have got CE ROHS FCC and so on.
Q:What is your MOQ?
It depends on different items,we have low MOQ request ,because we have a big warehouse for stock orders.
Q:What shipping ways do you support for delivery?
We support air, sea and railway shipment.
About Sample Order
Q: Can I have a sample order for your products?
A: Yes, we offer product samples, including mixed samples.
Ferrite Cores: Ferrite cores are known for their relatively low core losses and good frequency response in the high-frequency range. They are also resistant to demagnetization and are widely used in applications where high-frequency performance and stability are essential.
Nanocrystalline Cores: Nanocrystalline cores offer exceptionally low core losses, high permeability, and excellent thermal stability. They are particularly well-suited for high-efficiency applications, where minimizing energy losses and maintaining stable performance across a wide temperature range are critical.
Cost and Availability:
Ferrite Cores: Ferrite cores are widely available and are generally more cost-effective compared to nanocrystalline cores. They are commonly used in a broad range of consumer and industrial electronic devices.
Nanocrystalline Cores: Nanocrystalline cores are more specialized and may be more expensive than ferrite cores due to the manufacturing process and the use of specialized alloys. They are often selected for high-performance applications that demand superior efficiency and low losses.