A current transformer with amorphous alloy magnetic core
A technology for current transformers and amorphous alloys, applied in the direction of inductors, transformer/inductor shells, transformer/inductor coils/windings/connections, etc. Reduced saturation magnetization and other issues, to achieve long service life, low work loss, and good weather resistance
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[0023] The amorphous alloy magnetic strip provided in this embodiment contains the following elements by mass percentage: 6% silicon, 3% boron, 1.2% aluminum, 0.9% cobalt, 0.08% yttrium, 0.3% molybdenum, Gallium element 0.13%, and the balance iron element.
[0024] The saturation flux density of the amorphous alloy magnetic strip provided in this embodiment is 2.4T, and the excitation power at 1.35T / 50Hz is 0.30VA / kg.
specific Embodiment 2
[0025] The amorphous alloy magnetic strip provided in this embodiment contains the following elements by mass percentage: 4% silicon, 2% boron, 1.5% aluminum, 1.1% cobalt, 0.10% yttrium, 0.2% molybdenum, Gallium element 0.10%, and the balance iron element.
[0026] The saturation flux density of the amorphous alloy magnetic strip provided in this embodiment is 2.2T, and the excitation power at 1.35T / 50Hz is 0.38VA / kg.
specific Embodiment 3
[0027] The amorphous alloy magnetic strip provided in this embodiment contains the following elements by mass percentage: 5% silicon, 2.5% boron, 1.0% aluminum, 0.8% cobalt, 0.05% yttrium, 0.4% molybdenum, Gallium element 0.15%, and the balance iron element.
[0028] The saturation flux density of the amorphous alloy magnetic strip provided in this embodiment is 2.0T, and the excitation power at 1.35T / 50Hz is 0.34VA / kg.
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