| Brand Name: | Weiaipu VIIP |
| Model Number: | V180162T |
| MOQ: | 1728 |
| Price: | 0.068$ |
| Packaging Details: | neutral |
V180162T is a Mn‑Zn ferrite toroidal core made of VN02 grade material. Its initial permeability μi reaches 650. Mechanical dimensions: outer diameter 19.0±0.6 mm, height 11.0±0.6 mm, inner diameter 13.0±0.6 mm. Featuring low loss factor, high saturation magnetic flux density and high electrical resistivity, the component has a Curie temperature above 110 °C with stable temperature coefficient. Thanks to consistent batch tolerance and reliable anti‑interference capability, it effectively suppresses EMI noise and meets EMC compliance requirements for electronic circuits. The toroidal shape facilitates winding operation.
V180162T toroidal ferrite core is manufactured from high‑performance VN02 Mn‑Zn ferrite material. With initial permeability μi 650, it delivers low loss performance and high saturation magnetic flux density. Dimensions: OD 19.0±0.6 mm, ID 13.0±0.6 mm, height 11.0±0.6 mm. This magnetic ring owns high resistivity and stable magnetic properties under working temperature. It is widely used to attenuate high‑frequency EMI interference signals in electronic equipment. Strict dimension tolerance ensures good consistency in mass production. The toroidal structure supports easy winding processing, ideal for EMC filter design for power supplies and electronic devices.![]()
Q1: What is the difference between Mn‑Zn and Ni‑Zn ferrite rings? A: Mn‑Zn ferrite features high permeability and works better for low‑to‑medium frequency interference. Ni‑Zn ferrite fits higher‑frequency scenarios. Please select material grade according to your operating frequency.
Q2: How to choose the correct size of ferrite toroidal core? A: Confirm outer diameter, inner diameter and thickness. Inner diameter needs enough space for wire passing or winding. Also consider operating current and required impedance value for your circuit.
Q3: What affects the anti‑interference effect of magnetic rings? A: Material permeability, winding turns, working frequency and installation position will influence noise suppression performance. More winding turns normally bring better low‑frequency suppression.
Q4: Can ferrite magnetic rings work at high temperature? A: The maximum working temperature is limited by Curie temperature. Magnetic performance will drop sharply once exceeding Curie temperature. Avoid continuous operation above its rated temperature.
Q5: Are custom sizes and material grades available? A: Yes. Custom ferrite cores with special dimensions or material parameters are supported. Please provide detailed specification requirements for quotation.
| Brand Name: | Weiaipu VIIP |
| Model Number: | V180162T |
| MOQ: | 1728 |
| Price: | 0.068$ |
| Packaging Details: | neutral |
V180162T is a Mn‑Zn ferrite toroidal core made of VN02 grade material. Its initial permeability μi reaches 650. Mechanical dimensions: outer diameter 19.0±0.6 mm, height 11.0±0.6 mm, inner diameter 13.0±0.6 mm. Featuring low loss factor, high saturation magnetic flux density and high electrical resistivity, the component has a Curie temperature above 110 °C with stable temperature coefficient. Thanks to consistent batch tolerance and reliable anti‑interference capability, it effectively suppresses EMI noise and meets EMC compliance requirements for electronic circuits. The toroidal shape facilitates winding operation.
V180162T toroidal ferrite core is manufactured from high‑performance VN02 Mn‑Zn ferrite material. With initial permeability μi 650, it delivers low loss performance and high saturation magnetic flux density. Dimensions: OD 19.0±0.6 mm, ID 13.0±0.6 mm, height 11.0±0.6 mm. This magnetic ring owns high resistivity and stable magnetic properties under working temperature. It is widely used to attenuate high‑frequency EMI interference signals in electronic equipment. Strict dimension tolerance ensures good consistency in mass production. The toroidal structure supports easy winding processing, ideal for EMC filter design for power supplies and electronic devices.![]()
Q1: What is the difference between Mn‑Zn and Ni‑Zn ferrite rings? A: Mn‑Zn ferrite features high permeability and works better for low‑to‑medium frequency interference. Ni‑Zn ferrite fits higher‑frequency scenarios. Please select material grade according to your operating frequency.
Q2: How to choose the correct size of ferrite toroidal core? A: Confirm outer diameter, inner diameter and thickness. Inner diameter needs enough space for wire passing or winding. Also consider operating current and required impedance value for your circuit.
Q3: What affects the anti‑interference effect of magnetic rings? A: Material permeability, winding turns, working frequency and installation position will influence noise suppression performance. More winding turns normally bring better low‑frequency suppression.
Q4: Can ferrite magnetic rings work at high temperature? A: The maximum working temperature is limited by Curie temperature. Magnetic performance will drop sharply once exceeding Curie temperature. Avoid continuous operation above its rated temperature.
Q5: Are custom sizes and material grades available? A: Yes. Custom ferrite cores with special dimensions or material parameters are supported. Please provide detailed specification requirements for quotation.