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Follow along with Bruce Sparrow - N2KTV, Product Manager for Suppression Applications at Fair-Rite Products as he demonstrates how to measure balun performance using the MFJ 225 two port vector network analyzer. For more information on what Fair-Rite Products has to offer check out: www.fair-rite.com
Follow along with Mike Arasim, Product Manager for Power and Inductive Applications at Fair-Rite Products as he walks through the process of identifying the material of an unknown ferrite rod using some simple test equipment and Fair-Rite’s new Rod Permeability calculator tool.
Link to the Rod Permeability Calculator tool: https://www.fair-rite.com/rods-calcul...
Interested in learning more on how to determine the Material of a Ferrite Core? Click the link to read our newest paper on the topic: https://www.fair-rite.com/determining...
Test equipment used: Keysight 1733C LCR Meter. Mitutoyo Absolute Digimatic 6” Caliper. 24AWG solid enamel coated magnet wire.
Starring: Custom Machined 61 Rods as 61 Material Rod Segments Custom Machined 77 Rods as 77 Material Rod Segments
Guest Starring: 2643102002 as Toroidal Closed Magnetic Structure Shield Bead https://www.fair-rite.com/product/rou...
5979001001 as Toroidal Closed Magnetic Structure Toroid https://www.fair-rite.com/product/tor...
Choosing a ferrite for use as a power material is easy right? Pick the lowest loss material at your operating conditions and you’re off to the races. Unfortunately, it isn’t always that simple. In this video we take a look (simplistically) at how adding an air gap can affect our core material selection. Specifically, we are evaluating EQ25 core sets in Fair-Rite’s 67, 80, and 79 materials. All core scenarios have been constrained to roughly the same inductance factor for this testing.
Test Equipment Used: Keysight E4990A Impedance Analyzer, Clarke Hess CH2335A-01 Wideband Power Analyzer
Starring: 9567250802 as Gapless 67 Material EQ25 https://www.fair-rite.com/product/pla...
9580250802 as .747mm (custom) Gapped 80 Material EQ25 https://www.fair-rite.com/product/pla...
9579250802 as .833mm (custom) Gapped 79 Material EQ25 https://www.fair-rite.com/product/pla...
Follow along with Fair-Rite Products’ Bruce Sparrow , Product Manager for Suppression Applications, as he explains how different beads work to suppress EMI noise. With an assortment of materials to suppress frequencies from 100 kHz into the GHz range, Fair-Rite has the spectrum covered. You will quickly learn how to identify solutions to attain electromagnetic noise compliance. Watch and learn how Fair Rite Product Corp can be Your Signal Solution®.
Since 1952, Fair-Rite Products Corp. has been providing the electronics industry with a variety of ferrite products to solve EMC issues. Follow along with Fair-Rite Products’ Bruce Sparrow , Product Manager for Suppression Applications, as he explains how different beads work to suppress EMI noise. With an assortment of materials to suppress frequencies from 100 kHz into the GHz range, Fair-Rite has the spectrum covered. You will quickly learn how to identify solutions to attain electromagnetic noise compliance. Watch and learn how Fair Rite Product Corp can be Your Signal Solution®.
Here at Fair-Rite Products, We pride ourselves on making all of our cores to an extremely high standard of quality. But, what happens when the best is isn't quite enough? In this video we take a look some the specialized testing and processes used to ensure reliable operation no matter the application. At Fair-Rite; We'll go the extra mile so you can go the extra million.
Testing and building a 7MHz low pass filter using ferrite inductors and a tiny spectrum analyzer.
Ferrite rods and bobbins make excellent cores for a variety of different applications. These can range from wireless antenna cores (wireless power, Bluetooth, RFID, etc..) to high bias/power inductors, to chokes and many more. In this video we take a brief look at characteristics of the different core types and how they compare to one another.
Rods: https://www.fair-rite.com/product-cat...
Antenna/RFID Rods: https://www.fair-rite.com/product-cat...
Because suppression ferrites aren’t marked, its difficult to know what frequencies they work on. Now you can use the popular NanoVNA along with free software to graph the unknown ferrite’s impedance over frequency.
Fair-Rite Products welcomes you to take a virtual tour of our Wallkill, NY facility. During this tour you will walk through our production process and see all the fantastic employees that make our company, 'Your Signal Solution.' Interested in our process or how we can help source your components, email ferrites@fair-rite.com!
