Marking on ferrite cores
Marking on ferrite cores involves several critical considerations to ensure the integrity and performance of the cores.
Firstly, the marking must not influence the magnetic properties of the ferrite material. Therefore, methods used are usually non-invasive and do not involve high temperatures or abrasive techniques that could alter the core's characteristics.
Common marking techniques include:
Each marking method is selected based on the application requirements and environmental conditions the ferrite cores will encounter during use.
IEC 61333:2019 specifies marking locations and a coding system of marking on ferrite cores. An alphanumerical marking printed or attached to cores reduces the risk of incorrect assembly, mixing of materials and/or mixing of gapped cores on an assembly line.
The markings of the inductance factor AL value or of the gap length are especially important to avoid this kind of problem, and their coding system is specified in this document.
This edition includes the following significant technical changes with respect to the previous edition:
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