Amorphous Cut Cores
- Technology
- Amorphous cores
- Partner
- Magnetics Inc.
Amorphous cut cores are made from metallic glass materials that lack the crystalline structure found in silicon steels, permalloys, orthonol, and nanocrystalline cores. This amorphous atomic structure results in significantly higher electrical resistivity compared to crystalline alloys, delivering excellent frequency response and efficiency.
Amorphous cut cores are an ideal solution for high-frequency, low-loss applications such as uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), switched-mode power supply (SMPS) power factor correction (PFC) chokes, filter inductors, and high-frequency power transformers and inductors. Compared to ferrite cores, amorphous cores offer a wider operational temperature range, higher flux capacity, and significantly greater impedance at high frequencies. They are also mechanically robust in both compression and tension, with strong resistance to fracture and corrosion.

Range features
A high level over view of what this range offers
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Amorphous metallic glass structure – Non-crystalline atomic arrangement for superior magnetic properties
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High electrical resistivity – Minimises eddy current losses for higher efficiency at medium and high frequencies
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Low core loss – Excellent performance in high-frequency applications
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High saturation flux density (~1.56 T) – Enables compact, high-power magnetic designs
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Wide operating temperature range – Reliable performance across varying thermal conditions
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High impedance at high frequencies – Better filtering and noise suppression compared to ferrites.
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Excellent mechanical strength – Resists fracture and deformation under compression and tension
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Corrosion resistance – Durable and long-lasting in harsh environments
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Flexible form factor (Cut Cores) – Easy to assemble/disassemble; suitable for custom winding and compact designs
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Versatile Applications – Ideal for UPS, SMPS PFC chokes, filter inductors, and high-frequency transformers