Inductor with conducting core of sintered powdered metal

Inductor devices – With closed coil or conductor member – Movable with respect to another coil

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428553, 428555, H01F 2104

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041886038

ABSTRACT:
A sintered powdered aluminum core for an inductor used in the tuning stages of high frequency equipment is disclosed. Such cores have threads ground on them having sharp thread profiles, as opposed to the flat thread profiles produced by screw machines, and plating the cores produces superior electrical properties.

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