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Amorphous Distribution Gap Core | Nanocrystalline Alloy | High-Frequency Inverters, Medical MRI & Military Radar Systems

Amorphous Distribution Gap Core - For Ultra-Low Loss Energy Transfer in Renewable Inverters, Precision Medical Imaging, and Defense Electronics

The Amorphous Distribution Gap Core leverages rapid-quenched Fe-based nanocrystalline alloy (thickness: 0.018–0.025mm) with strategically distributed air gaps (0.05–0.3mm). This patent-pending design achieves dual-phase magnetic regulation: amorphous zones deliver near-zero hysteresis loss (<0.05 W/kg @ 10kHz/0.3T), while air gaps provide adjustable permeability (±25%) and suppress DC bias saturation. Optimized for 1kHz–100kHz operations, it enables loss reduction up to 85% vs. silicon steel counterparts.

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    Next-Gen Energy Systems

    1500V solar string inverters: Achieves 99.3% peak efficiency with 50kHz GaN switching, optimizing energy harvest under varying irradiance conditions.​
    Wireless EV chargers: Enables 11kW power transfer at 85kHz with <5% THD, ensuring safe, seamless operation across diverse vehicle platforms.​

    Medical Imaging Technology

    MRI gradient amplifiers: Delivers 500T/m/s slew rates with <0.3% waveform deviation, enhancing image resolution for intricate anatomical details.​
    Proton therapy magnets: Maintains ±10ppm field uniformity during pulsed operation, critical for precise tumor targeting with minimal healthy tissue impact.

    Defense & Aerospace

    Phased-array radar T/R modules: Handles 100kW pulse trains at S-band frequencies, supporting long-range detection with rapid beam steering capabilities.​
    EMP-hardened power supplies: Survives 100kV/μs transient fields (MIL-STD-188-125), safeguarding mission-critical electronics in harsh electromagnetic environments.

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