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# [femm] Re: Saturation Problems

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- Subject: [femm] Re: Saturation Problems
- From: Dave Squires <djsquires@plix.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 21:35:31 -0800
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    Rukmal,

    I am no expert in that area, but have you looked into
    amorphous metal ribbon for laminations?
    Try Allied Signal's website and check out the core
    materials there. You can probably find what
    you need. All the hysteresis plots, permeabilities,
    frequency responses, saturation levels, etc
    can be found there. The have quite a few different
    amorphous alloys.

    Dave Squires

    sunill nanayakkara wrote:

    > Hi All,First let me introduce my self. I'm Rukmal Jayasinghe From Srl
    > Lanka. I'm a design engineer at a large toroidal transformer
    > manufacturing company. Some times I'm having saturation problems in
    > audio transformers. They work well in high frequency range but
    > saturates @ low freq. Can some one propose me a solution Thanks,Rukmal
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