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Mu Metal Core Applications
October 11,2019.
These Mu Metal core are widely used for highly accurate power measurement in power distribution systems, railway networks and large pieces of energy consuming industrial equipment. Common Commercial A...
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Custom Mu Metal Cans
October 11,2019.
Mu Metal Shielding cans are typically manufactured from high permeability Mu Metal and provide excellent low frequency magnetic field attenuation with low coercive forces. And are used in many industr...
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What are the specifications of MU metal
January 9,2020.
The Mu metal is 80% nickel, 4.5% molybdenum, the balance of iron, and a soft ferromagnetic alloy, which means that it does not retain a magnetic field after removing external magnetizing forces. Speci...
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MuMetal sheet supplier
January 9,2020.
Hongyun Precision is a leading supplier of magnetic shielding sheets. Our standard stock range of MuMetal, low temperature Mumetal, 50% Ni Fe can be quickly delivered worldwide, and these materials ar...
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Mu Metal Shielding Can
April 22,2020.
Magnetic Shields is an expert in the manufacture and supply of Mu Metal Magnetic Shielding Can for transformers and other sensitive electronic components. Our wide range of round and square-angled shi...
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Design tips for the next custom magnetic product
July 22,2020.
Check your magnetic design requirements and don't know where to start? These design tips will help you get started. Need more help? Call us! Early in the product design cycle, talk to experienced Magn...
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Why use cores in transformers?
October 27,2020.
Transformers often require/use iron cores because they operate on magnetic forces, which are difficult to understand when sharing certain characteristics with good old "electricity" (ohms, volts, ampe...
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Transformer: Why stack the core?
January 20,2021.
The design of the magnetic core does not allow any current to flow. However, it is a conductive loop that undergoes a changing magnetic field, so small currents are induced in it-these are called "edd...
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