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Ferrite impeder cores are used for concentration of magnetic flux in high frequency, RF, induction welding of steel tubes and pipes. In this application ferrite core experiences temperature upto 150 C and the core properties must be optimized for this environment. Properties which influences the efficiency and the speed of the process are : |
- A high permeability (u) material to ensure high degree of magnetic flux concentration.
- A high Saturation flux density Bs, at the working temperature, which determines, the maximum field in which the ferrite core can usually perform.
- A high curie temperature at which the material ceased to concentrate magnetic flux, due to loss of ferrimagnetic properties.
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For these applications, special ferrite materials are offered. They are having following excellent physical properties: |
- High Curie temperature and a low temperature dependence of the initial permeability and of magnetic flux density in the working temperature range.
- A high saturation flux density in the working temperature range upto 150 C.
- Low losses with increase of temperature.
- A relative high amplitude permeability.
- A high stability of the initial permeability vs. frequency upto 1 MHz.
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| All types of Impeder Core are supplied in a nominal length, equal to 200 j: 5mm. |
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