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I have to design a transformer with defined parameters such as my primary and secondary voltage, rated power of the transformer, the flux density and the lowest frequency \$f\$, are there other ...
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I am working on a system where a Vienna rectifier will be used as the active front-end rectifier with power factor correction (PFC). The input current into the system, and through the inductors, are ...
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Might sound like a silly question but I was reading on transformers: What causes ferrite cores to be less suitable for transforming voltages at low frequencies (say 50 Hz) compared to iron cores? And ...
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So I want to turn a microwave transformer into an electromagnet. I've already harvested the transformer, cut through the welds, and removed the coils. I want to know where to position the one coil ...
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I am a chemistry intern currently running a project that involves both chemistry and electromagnetism. Bottom line, I'm a little out of my depth and have much to learn, and I'm having a bit of trouble ...
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I am designing a system that uses the magnetic force to fix an object in its place. I plan to connect an I-core to my object and fix it to a fixed C-core by letting a magnetic flux flow through both ...
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I am sizing an iron core for an electromagnet, and I am uncertain if there are disadvantages to operating close to the saturation flux density. If the saturation field is X, would it be better (more ...
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I purchased an ebay 862D+ rework station in 2017 and it has worked great. Recently I broke the ceramic on the heating element but did not break the element itself so I was able to get ohm readings ...
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I am currently designing several SMPS in LTspice. I am using the excellent work of Mr Bordodynov to model ferrite transformers. The Bordodynov Ltspice examples include a dataset for the JA model for ...
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Why is the coil in a permanent magnet moving coil (PMMC) instrument wound on a soft iron core, even though we are dealing with direct current? Is it to avoid sudden increases in current, or because ...
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I have a toroidal Iron nickel core, which upon research I found was used in an amplifier transformer, I couldn't get much info in it but I want to know if I can use it in a boost or buck converter ...
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I have built a Colpitts oscillator which you can see in the schematic below. Note that the values for R1 and L2 are not correct since I use a self-wound air core coil for L2 which means I can only ...
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I want to build a strong elctromagnet. The design is very intuitive and simple, shown in the above figure. The metal core is in a cylindrical shape. The current design is 100 turns and 30 Ampere, with ...
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I am currently designing an electromagnetic accelerator meant to accelerate a spherical nickel-plated NdFeB (neodymium) projectile along a circular tube, in a similar manner to a particle accelerator. ...
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I'm wondering about the difference between small (13 mm outer diameter) ferrite and the yellow white iron powder toroids. Will the ferrite toroids saturate at 5 A current? I'm planning on using ...
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