-
Ferrite may
refer to:
Ferrite (iron), one of the
allotropes of iron that is
stable at room
temperature and pressure, α-Fe
Ferrite (magnet), a ferromagnetic...
-
ferrites are not
electrically conductive,
making them
useful in
applications like
magnetic cores for
transformers to
suppress eddy currents.
Ferrites...
- and are
called "soft
ferrites" to
distinguish them from "hard
ferrites",
which have a high
coercivity and are used to make
ferrite magnets. The low coercivity...
- A
ferrite bead – also
called a
ferrite block,
ferrite core,
ferrite ring, EMI filter, or
ferrite choke – is a type of
choke that
suppresses high-frequency...
-
magnetic field. Both
ferrites are in the same
static ad RF
magnetic fields. The two
ferrites can be
thought of as one
continuous ferrite with an embedded...
- of
ferromagnetic metal such as iron, or
ferrimagnetic compounds such as
ferrites. The high permeability,
relative to the
surrounding air,
causes the magnetic...
-
ferrites or
hexaferrites are a
family of
ferrites with
hexagonal crystal structure. The most
common member is BaFe12O19, also
called barium ferrite,...
-
Because ferrites are
already oxidized it can not be
oxidized any further. This is one
reason ferrites are so
resistant to corrosion.
Barium ferrite also...
- computer,
consists of a
large number of
small toroidal ferrimagnetic ceramic ferrites (cores) held
together in a grid
structure (organized as a "stack" of layers...
-
Cobalt ferrite is a semi-hard
ferrite with the
chemical formula of CoFe2O4 (CoO·Fe2O3). The
substance can be
considered as
between soft and hard magnetic...
