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EER53 - EER Cores

Download the EER53 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the EER28 variant, as both devices belong to the same eer cores family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Description

of the “E” patterns The "E" patterns are sought that are easy to assemble, could be interleave to minimize gap effects, and would minimize waste.

Since “E” cores have two open coil sides, they provide substantial room to bring high current lead wires out from the coil.

Features

  • for the design of SMPS transformers chokes. We offer various EER cores and ETD cores, including EER42, EER40, EER20, EER35, EER28, EER30, EER34, EER43, EER45, EER50, EER49, EER25.5, EER55, EER54, EER53, ETD29, ETD34, ETD39, ETD49, ETD44, ETD10, ETD41, ETD32, ETD59, ETD31, and ETD22. Please find our details of ETD-core and EER-core by types and dimensions data shown as below. Type EER25 EER28A EER28B ETD29 EER30 ETD34 EER35A EER35/34B EER35C EER37 ETD39 EER40A EER40B EER40C EER40D EER40E EER40F E.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (EER28_Yuxiang.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number EER53
Manufacturer Yuxiang
File Size 131.36 KB
Description EER Cores
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EER42,ETD-core,EER-core,EER40,EER20,EER35,EER cores,EER28,EER30,EER34,EER43,EER45,EER50,ETD cores, www.datasheet4u.com HOME PRODUCTS PROFILE CONTACT SITEMAP CATALOG p EER CORES ETD CORES Description of the “E” patterns The "E" patterns are sought that are easy to assemble, could be interleave to minimize gap effects, and would minimize waste. Since “E” cores have two open coil sides, they provide substantial room to bring high current lead wires out from the coil. It is easier to achieve high voltage electrical isolation with an “E” core. In the typical “E” lamination, the center leg (one of three legs) is twice the width of either outer leg. In theory, magnetic flux flowing out of the center leg divides equally and flows into the outer two "E" core legs.
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