GAMMAMET cores: incredible efficient cores.

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[Airstriker]

I don't really think these GAMMAMET cores are very well suited to our needs. I mean, they are great but not always. The main reason for this is their not very good squareness ratio. This results in low permeability change in saturation state (have a look at the appropriate graph). And unfortunately, this is very important factor if you want high inductance change due to saturation (eOrbo).

On the other hand, have a look at MAGAMP cores:
http://www.metglass.com/products/page5_1_6_4.htm
Their squreness ratio is ideal if you want high inductance gain - huge permeability change in saturation state.
Unfortunately, MAGAMP cores have a bit higher losses than GAMMAMET cores.
To conclude - it all depends what you need. Both are great - in some but not all cases.

By the way: NANOPERM also looks good (similar to GAMMAMET):
http://www.magnetec.de/pdf/vergleich%20nano-ferrit_1.pdf

However, I don't really understand why JLN is using these NANOPERM cores for eOrbo replications. Their hysteresis loop isn't square-like at all ;/

[SchubertReijiMaigo]

Gammamet core is good for high frequency motor or transfomer due to the very very small hysteresis loop, I have never saw this, the permeability is highly linear also, good for transfomer, for avoiding large current distortion and harmonics.