Hello, I am designing a switching power supply and I need ferrite core for the 100KHz transformer (EE19 Type) . I was looking for it on the web but I just found manufacturers that sell it by hundreds or thousands. Does anyone knows some distributor who sells by units?
Thank you
Don't know if they have anything, but think I have used
greg
Farnell stock a limited selection of Ferroxcube (was Philips) and Epcos (was Siemens) cores. In the U.K. Hawnt Electrical used to stock a bigger range, but I've been out of the U.K. for a long time now.
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I was involved in a switcher project, and the ferrite salesmen sent me a handful of free sample cores, but that was about 10 or 15 years ago.
Have you tried Newark or Farnell or equiv.?
Good Luck! Rich
Elna Labs used to sell small quantities.. don't know if they still do. Only takes a phone call or email to find out.
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Hello Greg,
'tis the one. Mario just has to translate the EE19 into the US system, the numbering schemes are different. Basically go to the Fair-Rite web site and pick the right type and size, then look if Amidon carries that or can order it.
Regards, Joerg
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