Need a list of core materials and their permeabilities

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A request for a list of core materials and their permeabilities highlights several resources. Wikipedia provides some information with footnote citations, while the CRC Handbook is suggested as another potential source. Manufacturer websites, particularly those of TDK, mag-inc, and mecrometals, offer datasheets that can be useful. Additionally, sourcing from companies that sell laminates may be necessary for comprehensive data. These resources collectively assist in finding detailed permeability information for various core materials.
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Anyone know where I can get a list of different core materials and their permeabilities?
 
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HMS-776 said:
Anyone know where I can get a list of different core materials and their permeabilities?

Go to the manufacturer's websites, and look at their core material datasheets.

Here's a link to the TDK pages, for example:

http://www.tdk.com/ferrites.php

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mag-inc and mecrometals will cover a broad range. You'll still need someone that sells laminates.
 
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