Top Suppliers Common Mode Choke - Fe-Based Amorphous Three Phase E cores MLAE-2134 – Malio
Top Suppliers Common Mode Choke - Fe-Based Amorphous Three Phase E cores MLAE-2134 – Malio Detail:
Application
● Reactor cores for PV inverter
● Filter reactor of high-frequency super switching power supply
● Major-transformer of UPS power supply
● High-frequency transformers for X-ray CT, induction heating equipment, welding machines, and communication equipment
● Inductors for power regulators for photovoltaics, wind power, fuel cells, etc.
● Inductors for boost/buck converters for HEV, FCV, UPS, etc.
Features
● High saturate induction-Reducing core volume
● Rectangular structure-Easy for coil assembling
● Core cutting-Good for anti-DC-bias-saturation
● Low core loss-anti-termpearture-rising(1/5-1/10 compared to silicon steel)
● The core loss of cut cores is much lower than other magnetic metal materials
● The high saturation flux density (Bs=1.56T) and low core loss characteristics of the cut cores allow the design of applications with high operating flux densities.
● Good stability-Stable working from -55℃ to 150℃
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Our purpose would be to offer good quality products at competitive price ranges, and top-notch support to clients around the whole world. We're ISO9001, CE, and GS certified and strictly adhere to their good quality specifications for Top Suppliers Common Mode Choke - Fe-Based Amorphous Three Phase E cores MLAE-2134 – Malio , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: New Delhi, Czech republic, Mumbai, By continuous innovation, we will provide you with more valuable products and services, and also make a contribution for the development of the automobile industry at home and abroad. Both domestic and foreign merchants are strongly welcomed to join us to grow together.
By Alan from Sierra Leone - 2017.08.18 11:04
Hope that the company could stick to the enterprise spirit of "Quality, Efficiency, Innovation and Integrity", it will be better and better in the future.
By Quyen Staten from Italy - 2018.09.08 17:09
