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Microwave Ferrites

Srivastava et al., 1994

Document ID
2703663551438559061
Author
Srivastava G
Kuanr B
Publication year
Publication venue
Microwave Materials

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Emergence of ferrites arises due to the search for ferromagnetic materials with low eddy current losses. The high resistivity of these materials is the primary factor for controlling the eddy current losses, which is useful as cores for transformers and inductors. The present …
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