GM14DC

Magnetic properties of toroidal encapsulated magnetic cores from amorphous and nanocrystalline alloys

GAMMAMET® 14DC

The magnetic cores GÀÌÌÀÌÅÒ® 14DC are made from 25 microns thick ribbon of soft magnetic nanocrystalline alloy on a Fe–basis. The ribbon is produced by technology of molten metal rapidly quenching. Magnetic cores after nanocrystallization have high initial permeability and low core losses. Over a core the covering from polymer material is put. The encapsulated cores have enhanced strength and can be used without protective boxes.

The various sizes of cores are available with outer diameter up to 600 mm. The magnetic cores GÀÌÌÀÌÅÒ® 14DC are preferably used in frequency range up to 200 kHz.

Sizes list of magnetic cores DC you can see in Table 2. Weight and geometrical sizes of toroidal encapsulated magnetic cores

Class of thermal stability is A (105°C) or F (155°C).

The service life of cores is 30 years.

Magnetic cores GÀÌÌÀÌÅÒ® 14DC substitute for cores of soft magnetic nickel-iron alloys and ferrites. The specification TU 1261-031-12287107-2008 assures the following initial permeability:

Magnetic core Initial relative magnetic permeability, no less
1 class 2 class 3 class
ÃÌ 14DC 10000 20000 30000

The order is in full carried out on the magnetic cores GM 14DC - 1 class. More high-class cores choose from current production.

Use area: power transformers, measuring current transformers, matching transformers, magnetic modulators, hwide-range transformers.

GAMMAMET® owns following patents of Russia which are used at manufacture of magnetic cores GM14DC: 2009258, 2033649, 2041282, 2117714.

The detailed information about magnetic properties of GM14DC can be found in the book: Starodubtsev J.N., Belozerov V.J. "Magnetic properties amorphous and nanocrystalline alloys"

Numerical values of magnetic properties in DC magnetic cores correspond to geometric cross-sectional area or volume of a core. And thus in electrotechnical calculations the lamination factor of core is accepted to equal unit.

Typical physical properties
Magnetic induction of saturation Â800 0,8 T
Initial relative magnetic permeability 20000
Maximal relative magnetic permeability 50000
Coercive force 2 A/m
Squareness ratio Âr/Â800 0,5
Saturation magnetostriction 1,5×10-6
Specific electroresistance 1,25×10-6 Om×m
Density 5200 kg/m3
Curie temperature 600°C
Specific core losses at frequency f<3000 kHz
P=0,75f1,4Bm1,7 (W/m3)
Specific core losses at frequency 3000<f<200000 kHz
P=0,085f1,7Bm2 (W/m3)
f – frequency (Hz), Âm – maximum magnetic induction (T)

Loop of a magnetic hysteresis


Curves of magnetization


Magnetic permeability