1. Physical properties of ferrites
1.1 Crystallographic structure and chemical composition
Ferrites are ionic compounds whose main constituents are trivalent iron and oxygen. Soft ferrites used for their high permeability and/or low losses have a spinel-type cubic crystallographic structure, similar to that of MgAl 2 O 4 spinel.
The chemical formulae of spinel-structured ferrites are written MeFe 2 O 4 . In the simplest structure, Me represents a divalent metal cation, with iron in a trivalent state. The most interesting ferrites for applications are complex, in which case Me represents a combination of divalent...
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Websites
Ferrites and Accessories|Products|TDK Product Center https://product.tdk.com/en/products/ferrite/index.html
Ferrites and Accessories (EPCOS)|TDK Electronics – TDK Europe https://www.tdk-electronics.tdk.com/en/ferrites
...Standards and norms
- Termes et nomenclature pour noyaux en matériaux ferrites magnétiquement doux - IEC 60401-1 - 2020
- Ferrite cores – Guidelines for the dimensions and limits of surface irregularities - IEC 63093-3 - 2020
- Ferrite cores – Standardized specific inductance for cores with air gap and associated tolerances - IEC 62358 - 2012
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