Amorphous Nanocrystalline Transformer Core 241*115*47*144
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  • Amorphous Nanocrystalline Transformer Core 241*115*47*144

Amorphous Nanocrystalline Transformer Core 241*115*47*144

Ribbon width: 142 mm Window height: 241 (+2/0) mm Window width: 115 (+2/0) mm Core leg structure: 47 (0/-2) mm

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Magnetic core for transformers

Ribbon width 142 mm
Height 241 (+2/0) millimeters
Weight 115 (+2/0) millimeters
Core Leg Development 47 (0/-2) millimeters
Core + Cover Width 144 mm
Window radius 6.4 (±1.5) millimeters
Core weight 35.4 (±1.5%) kilograms

 

Material Properties

Amorphous 1K101
Wear and Tear <0.18 Saturation magnetic induction intensity (Bs) 1.60T
Curie temperature (°C) 399 Density ρ (g/cm³) 7.25
Crystallization temperature (°C) 506 Resistivity δ (μΩ·cm) 114
Tensile strength (GPa) 1.8    

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