Gap-providing ferrite core half and method for producing same

Abrading – Abrading process

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29605, 296021, 29606, B24B 100

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ABSTRACT:
The gap-providing ferrite core half is produced by grinding an abutting surface of a ferrite core half by a rotating grinder with a rotation shaft inclined by 0.1.degree.-45.degree. relative to a line vertical to a surface of the ferrite core half to be ground in a plane parallel to a core width direction, so that the resultant gap-providing recess is constituted by a concave elliptical plane expressed by the following formula: ##EQU1## wherein A is a width of the ferrite core half, R is an effective radius of the grinder, .theta. is an inclination angle of the rotation shaft of the grinder relative to a line vertical to a surface of the ferrite core half to be ground, and G is a gap depth.

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