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Ferrite core defect?

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homoly

Electrical
Jun 11, 2007
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Hello,

I would like to ask you if the non homogeneous area with bids is normal in ferrite core manufacturing or it is a manufacturing defect:

We have and issue of increased noise generation with this type of core from a certain supplier and I am curious if this could have effect on the problem.

Gabriel.
 
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I think it is normal. The features are probably related to the normal, uneven shrinkage that occurs during the sintering process.

How large is the part? A larger part is likely to have its cross-section cool at various rates.
 
Thanks Mike for the answer.

The cross section of the core is approx. 2 inches x 1 inch and the outer diameter of the core is something like 4 inches.
 
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