• Cut Core Benefits
• Material Selection Guide:
  Table I
• Design Guide
• Cut Core Manufacturing
• Ordering Information
• Standard Part Number Drawing
• How to Make Cut Core Selections
• Material Standard Strip Width:
  Table II
• Material Codes and Test Points:
  Table III
• Typical Loss Curves at Various Frequencies
• Microsil
• Superperm 49
• Superperm 80
• Hanna Design Curves
• Hanna Curve Calculations
• EIA Standard RS 217A
• How to Measure
• Mechanical Tolerances for Single Phase "C" Cores
• Mechanical Tolerances for Three Phase "E" Cores
• Assembly Instructions
• Cut Core Data Sheet and Quote Request Form
  

Manufacturing of cut cores requires, in most cases, a 16 step process. Beginning with the slitting and coating of the raw material to the required slit width "D" dimension and throughout each step, the process quality inspections are performed on each core to insure that the final product will meet both mechanical and electrical specifications. In addition, inspections are performed throughout manufacturing to insure process conformance. Finished product is final tested to both mechanical and electrical requirements as described in the EIA Standard for Cut Cores RS-217A and according to Magnetic Metals' own stringent test requirements for cut cores, as described in Table III.