Method for fabricating a dielectric filled ferrite toroid for us

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29602R, 29608, 333 241, 336212, 336233, H01P 1100, H01F 4102

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040075419

ABSTRACT:
The process provides practical manufacture of a two-piece, dielectric filled, ferrite toroid assembly while providing optimum electromagnetic characteristics presently not consistently available by manufacturing the toroid in a pressed one-piece configuration. A pair of complementary ferrite blanks of selected shapes are machined to dimension, and the mating surfaces thereof are selectively lapped. The complementary ferrite parts are then permanently assembled about a pre-machined dielectric insert, and the composite toroid is secured together by a selected adhesive selectively disposed therein.

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