Ferrite Cores

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
B65525J0000R092

B65525J0000R092

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE ER 900NH N92 2PCS

0

B64290L0674X065

B64290L0674X065

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE TOROID 6.8UH T65

151

B66363G1000X127

B66363G1000X127

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE ETD N27 1PC

531

B65531D0250A048

B65531D0250A048

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE P 250NH N48 2PCS

694

B66455K0000X187

B66455K0000X187

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE I N87

2900

B66283K0000X192

B66283K0000X192

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE I N92

123

B66335G0000X197

B66335G0000X197

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE E N97 1PC

0

B65815P0000R092

B65815P0000R092

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE RM 4.8UH N92 2PCS

0

B66291G0000X149

B66291G0000X149

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE ELP N49 1PC

939

B64290P0037X065

B64290P0037X065

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE TOROID 1.16UH T65

0

B65541T0315A048

B65541T0315A048

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE P 315NH N48 2PCS

1211

B66375G0000X197

B66375G0000X197

TDK EPCOS

E80/38/20 N97 4700 +30% -20%

0

B66481P0000X192

B66481P0000X192

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE I N92 1PC

313

B65811J0250A048

B65811J0250A048

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE RM 250NH N48 2PCS

786

B66371Q0250K187

B66371Q0250K187

TDK EPCOS

E70/33/32-N87-DG250

0

B66417U0400H187

B66417U0400H187

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE

0

B65805C0315A048

B65805C0315A048

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE RM 315NH N48 2PCS

1568

B64290L0048X087

B64290L0048X087

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE TOROID 2.79UH N87

531

B66317G0000X130

B66317G0000X130

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE E N30 1PC

2510

B65883A0000R095

B65883A0000R095

TDK EPCOS

FERRITE CORE PQ 5.5UH N95 2PCS

118

Ferrite Cores

1. Overview

Ferrite cores are ceramic compounds made from iron oxide and other metal oxides, sintered to form high-permeability magnetic materials. They exhibit low eddy current losses at high frequencies, making them ideal for electromagnetic interference (EMI) suppression, energy storage, and signal transmission in modern electronics. Their unique combination of high resistivity and magnetic properties enables efficient operation in power conversion systems, telecommunications, and automotive electronics.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
EE/EI CoresHigh inductance, easy assemblySwitch-mode power supplies (SMPS)
RM CoresCompact design, low leakage inductanceDC-DC converters
PQ CoresHigh power handling, uniform magnetic pathAutomotive battery chargers
EP Cores360 winding space, mechanical stabilityLED drivers
Toroidal CoresLow electromagnetic radiation, high efficiencyRF filters, current sensors

3. Structure and Composition

Typical ferrite cores consist of:

  • Base material: Mn-Zn or Ni-Zn ferrite compounds
  • Geometric shapes: E/I, pot, toroid, planar, or custom geometries
  • Surface treatment: Coatings (epoxy, parylene) or tape wrapping for insulation
  • Dimensional tolerances: 1% to 3% depending on manufacturing process

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Initial Permeability ( i)Relative magnetic permeability at 10kHzDetermines inductance capability
Saturation Flux Density (Bs)Maximum magnetic flux before saturationLimits power handling capacity
Resistivity ( )Volume resistivity ( cm)Controls eddy current losses
Curie Temperature (Tc)Temperature threshold for magnetic lossDefines operational temperature limits
Dimensional ToleranceGeometric precision ( 0.05-0.2mm)Affects winding compatibility

5. Application Fields

  • Power Electronics: SMPS, inverters, EV chargers
  • Telecommunications: Broadband transformers, signal isolators
  • Automotive: On-board chargers, DC-DC converters
  • Consumer Electronics: LED ballasts, adapter transformers
  • Industrial: Motor drives, energy storage inductors

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductKey Features
TDK CorporationPC40 MaterialHigh Bs (510mT), low core loss
Ferroxcube3C90 Material i=2300, Tc=215 C
Magnetics Inc.R MaterialHigh stability (-20~125 C)
Changzhou FulltimeEE85/38/20Planar transformer core

7. Selection Guidelines

  1. Determine operational frequency (Mn-Zn for <5MHz, Ni-Zn for >5MHz)
  2. Calculate required AL value for inductance
  3. Verify Bs against peak current requirements
  4. Select dimensional compatibility with PCB/winding equipment
  5. Assess temperature stability requirements

8. Industry Trends

Key development directions include:

  • Miniaturization for high-frequency (>1MHz) operation
  • New materials with permeability >3000 and Bs >550mT
  • Integrated magnetics combining multiple functions
  • Environmental compliance (RoHS, halogen-free coatings)
  • AI-driven core optimization for EV powertrains

Market forecasts predict 6.8% CAGR through 2027, driven by 5G infrastructure and renewable energy systems.

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