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8th February 2011, 07:58 AM
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Power Factor Corrector Inductors
Hello
I am in the process of making my first PFC, and I want to ask for some help from this site if possible. I read about PFC, and the inductor is the heart of PFC, Can some one help me witch material are best for PFC Inductor? MY PFC:- Running at 65 KHz Peak Current 30AMPS Inductance at full current needed is 220uh I used some calculators on the internet, like Micrometal. And they gave many cores, like T200-60 T200-66 T200-26 I wonder witch one is best, because I want to order some cores from cwsbytemark at once! Please help |
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