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Does anyone know where one could find such a material that is either by ordering online where delivery can be within a week to Toronto or a store near/in the city of Toronto?
Much appreciated.
Much appreciated.
Fluxtration said:Does anyone know where one could find such a material that is either by ordering online where delivery can be within a week to Toronto or a store near/in the city of Toronto?
Much appreciated.
Fluxtration said:Two tape wound toroids are needed for a three-axis vector magnetometer that will be built within the week.
The target specs:
http://http://www.telcon.co.uk/PDF%20Files/TELCON-CORES.PDF"
Page 5, table 4, 7a
Thank you very much for your time.
Fluxtration said:The solid ferrite toroids seems to cause high interference when they are close to each other. The tape wound toroids would be sufficient to suppress the frequency interference. Is there a store location where I can get it within the week?
Fluxtration said:Page 5, table 4, 7a
berkeman said:If you need some of their product, why not just call this telcon company directly? Seems like the quickest approach.
Fluxtration said:Does anyone know where one could find such a material that is either by ordering online where delivery can be within a week to Toronto or a store near/in the city of Toronto?
Much appreciated.
Telcon Strip Wound Toroidal Cores are magnetic cores used in electronic circuits to control the flow of electricity. They are made up of a long strip of magnetic material, such as iron or ferrite, that is wound into a circular shape to create a toroidal (donut) core. These cores are commonly used in transformers, inductors, and other electronic components.
There are several advantages to using Telcon Strip Wound Toroidal Cores in electronic circuits. These cores have a high magnetic permeability, meaning they are very efficient at conducting magnetic fields. They also have a low magnetic reluctance, which allows them to store and transfer energy with minimal loss. Additionally, the circular shape of the core reduces the amount of external magnetic interference, leading to better performance and lower noise levels in the circuit.
Telcon Strip Wound Toroidal Cores are typically manufactured by winding a long strip of magnetic material around a mandrel or core form. The strip is wound tightly and evenly, with each layer overlapping the previous one to create a continuous toroidal shape. The core is then heated and treated to ensure it has the desired magnetic properties. Finally, the core is cut and polished to the desired size and shape for use in electronic circuits.
The most commonly used materials for Telcon Strip Wound Toroidal Cores are iron and ferrite. Iron cores have high magnetic permeability and are relatively inexpensive, making them a popular choice for many applications. Ferrite cores have even higher permeability and are often used in high frequency circuits. Other materials, such as nickel, cobalt, and powdered iron, may also be used depending on the specific requirements of the circuit.
Telcon Strip Wound Toroidal Cores are used in a wide range of electronic circuits, including power supplies, filters, amplifiers, and more. They are also commonly found in devices such as speakers, motors, and generators. These cores are especially useful in applications where high efficiency, low noise, and compact size are important factors.