Q1: What is the biggest difference between this gapped sensor core and split reactor cores?
A1: Our single-piece gapped tape-wound core is an integral non-detachable structure designed for precision signal sampling, featuring low residual magnetism and high measurement accuracy. Split C/U cores are two-piece separable structures focused on power reactor assembly efficiency, with higher residual magnetism and unsuitable for high-precision sensor detection.
Q2: How to choose between toroidal and rectangular shape for the gapped tape-wound current sensor core?
A2: Toroidal air-gapped tape-wound hall sensor core is preferred for general scenarios requiring uniform magnetic flux and low leakage. Rectangular shape is more suitable for automotive and modular equipment with square housing limitations, offering better space matching and assembly convenience.
Q3: Can air gap size and tolerance be customized for the CRGO gapped tape-wound transducer core?
A3: Yes. We support full customization of 0.2–15mm air gap size and ultra-tight tolerance according to customer inductance parameters, sampling accuracy standards and working conditions, to match exclusive sensor design schemes.
Q4: Can you provide complete quality certification and test reports?
A4: We provide original CRGO material certificates, dimensional inspection reports, BH curve test data and core loss reports. Automotive-grade orders support complete quality traceability and IATF16949 compliant documents.
Q5: Why is vacuum annealing essential for cut-gapped tape-wound magnetic core?
A5: Vacuum annealing completely eliminates winding mechanical stress, effectively reducing residual magnetism and sensor zero drift. It is the core process to ensure long-term precision stability of all our gapped sensor cores.