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# Re: [femm] Ferrite cores

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- Subject: Re: [femm] Ferrite cores
- From: awohlberg <awohlberg@monmouth.com>
- Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 08:36:01 -0400
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Dave:
The idea was to stach two "e" cores together. This would give a "d" dimension of twice one core.
Al
David Meeker wrote:

>     Andrew Myers wrote:

> >     Dear Dave

> >     You could try www.mmg-neosid.com/

> >     www.mmg-neosid.com/pdfs/mmg-Ecores.pdf has specific information

> >     Good luck!

> >     Andrew

>     All--

>     Thanks for the info on ferrite cores. It looks like mmg-neosid and
>     tscinternational have some fairly large sizes. A good suggestion that I
>     had also received was to use 2 large C-cores instead of an E. Magnetics
>     Inc seems to stock some large-sized C-cores.

>     Thanks again for the help,

>     Dave.

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