Amorphous Core – Fe-Based Soft Magnetic Alloy

High-efficiency magnetic solution for modern power electronics

🔬 Material Overview

Our amorphous cores are made from Fe-based soft magnetic alloys produced through a rapid solidification process, forming a non-crystalline atomic structure. This disordered atomic arrangement eliminates grain boundaries, resulting in superior soft magnetic properties and high electrical resistivity.

Compared to traditional silicon steel, Fe-based amorphous materials enable significantly reduced core losses and better thermal stability in high-efficiency applications.

amorphous core
amorphous core

⚙️ Key Magnetic Properties

  • High Saturation Induction: up to 1.56 T

  • Very low iron loss: ≤ 1.2 W/kg at 50 Hz / 1.3 T

  • Low coercivity: Hc ≈ 0.03 Oe, ideal for low-loss switching

  • Initial permeability: ~5,000 µ₀

  • Maximum permeability: up to 50,000 µₘ

  • High electrical resistivity: 130 µΩ·cm, minimizing eddy current losses

  • High Curie temperature: ~400°C, ensuring thermal stability

  • Ribbon thickness: 20–30 μm

📐 Material Specifications

  • Core types available:
    – Toroidal
    – C-core
    – E-core
    – Custom shapes

  • Strip width: Available upon request

  • Applications: From small transformers to large-scale PFC inductors

  • Customizable for frequency, power level, and form factor

🧲 Ideal Applications

  • Power factor correction (PFC) inductors

  • Common mode chokes (EMI filters)

  • High-frequency transformers

  • Inverters and switching power supplies

  • Electric vehicle chargers

  • Solar inverters and renewable energy converters

  • UPS and SMPS systems

  • Magnetic amplifiers and sensors

Why Choose Amorphous Cores?

Compared to crystalline silicon steel or ferrite materials, Fe-based amorphous cores provide:

  • Up to 80% lower core losses

  • Higher energy efficiency in compact designs

  • Reduced heat generation and improved thermal endurance

  • Lightweight and compact, perfect for high-performance electronics