SMPS & ferrites statistical reports

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The discussion revolves around the search for free reports on the world market and trends in Switch Mode Power Supplies (SMPS) and ferrite cores. One participant suggests that Google can provide relevant information, while another expresses frustration with the search results, indicating they only found their own forum post. The urgency of finding these reports is emphasized, with some participants encouraging more effective searching techniques. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the difficulty in locating specific market reports online.
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i'm looking for two reports with headings approx. as below

(1) world market and trends in Switch Mode Power Supplies, SMPS
(2) world market and trends in ferrite cores

the material should be free of cost

thanks
 
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ElectroPhysics said:
i'm looking for two reports with headings approx. as below

(1) world market and trends in Switch Mode Power Supplies, SMPS
(2) world market and trends in ferrite cores

the material should be free of cost

thanks

Google worked for both for me.
 
berkeman said:
Google worked for both for me.



man, google is not always helping easily. don't post just to add numbers of your posts on the web. it's urgent.
 
ElectroPhysics said:
man, google is not always helping easily. don't post just to add numbers of your posts on the web. it's urgent.

LOL. Seriously, I googled each of the subjects you mentioned, and got hits on the first page for each that seemed to match what you are looking for. What did you get when you did the same?
 
@berkeman when i search by google i get my own same post on another forum with same heading :)
 

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