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Re: Transformers with welded laminations

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Subject: Re: Transformers with welded laminations
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Date: Wed, 01 Feb 2006 19:51:59 -0700
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Original poster: FIFTYGUY@xxxxxxxIn a message dated 1/31/06 11:40:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,tesla@xxxxxxxxxx writes:


>Saturation in the bar reduces the permeability and thus doesn't fully short
>the gap.

Mild steel has a crummy permeability, but it is one of thehighest-saturating materials. SO the effect on the inductor'sperformance would probably be small and gradual.


-Phil LaBudde

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