Adjustable core gaps create separate common-mode and differential-mode flux paths to cut external magnetic fields, heating, and audible noise.
Adjustable core gaps create combined common and differential flux paths, cutting external magnetic fields and audible noise.
Orienting the core-coil assembly in the mold stabilizes gap filling by injection molding, cutting mold variation and mass-production cost.
Individual core segments with different cross-sections let rail transformers match coil geometry and installation space while staying compact.
An integrated three-phase inductor core manages common and differential mode flux paths within a single assembly.