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Magnetec
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Industriestrasse 7
Langenselbold
D-63505
Germany
Telephone: (Germany) +49 618492020
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Listing of all 9 news releases from Magnetec:
Webshop offers online access to samples
Samples of Nanoperm standard products from Magnetec can now also be ordered online via the company's specially launched webshop.
News from Magnetec ( 6 November 2006)
High-saturation cores suit asymmetric filtering
Nanocrystalline core material offers three times the saturation flux density at the same level of permeability of other ferrite materials.
News from Magnetec ( 6 November 2006)
Nanocrystalline cores are cost competitive
Chokes with nanocrystalline cores have been recognised for many years as an ideal technology for use in EMI filters for any kind of switched power supply.
News from Magnetec ( 6 November 2006)
Cores improve high-frequency performance
The new Cool Blue range of high performance toroids is made from the nanocrystalline material Nanoperm, and is available up to a huge 500mm outer diameter.
News from Magnetec (21 March 2005)
Cores are optimised for common-mode applications
At the 2005 PCIM show in Nuremberg from 5th to 7th June, Magnetec will release a new range of high permeability toroidal cores, specially designed for use in common-mode-filter chokes.
News from Magnetec (18 March 2005)
Toroids provide high-temperature suppression
Toroids made from the nanocrystalline material Nanoperm are finding increasing use in modern power electronics.
News from Magnetec (23 June 2004)
Cores and toroids expand the range
Magnetec is now distributing Metglas Microlite and Powerlite low-permeability iron-amorphous toroids and cut cores with air gaps in Europe.
News from Magnetec (22 June 2004)
Toroids help banish damaging inverter currents
Toroids made from the nanocrystalline material Nanoperm are increasingly used to reduce damaging motor bearing currents in high-power inverter systems operating at high switching frequencies.
News from Magnetec (22 June 2004)
Nanocrystalline cores suppress inverter harmonics
A new range of large nanocrystalline cores made of Nanoperm are available with a novel stadium-shaped geometry or in round shapes with up to 300mm outer diameter.
News from Magnetec (19 March 2004)
