UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core
UI Transformer Core

UI Transformer Core

Material: CRGO (0.23–0.35mm), CRNGO (0.30–0.50mm); bulk order customization available
Dimensions: Length 40–240mm, Width 30–140mm, Height 12–75mm, Stacking Thickness 5–60mm
Performance: Frequency 50–60Hz, Flux Density 1.2–1.7T, No-load Loss 0.4–3.2W/kg
Insulation & Temperature: Insulation Class B/F/H, Operating Temperature -40–180℃, Insulation Resistance ≥100MΩ
Bulk Supply: 1000–100,000pcs/month, ≥5 tons per order
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UI Transformer Core

UI Transformer Core is a standard magnetic setup that pairs a U-shaped lamination with an I-shaped one. The way it’s set up, the U-section acts as the main path for the magnetic flux, which then gets closed off by the I-section to get that energy moving efficiently.When you compare this to the old-school EI structures, the UI design actually has a few legs up—specifically when it comes to keeping the magnetic circuit continuous and making the whole assembly more flexible. It also tends to handle heat dissipation a bit better. Because of that, it’s become a go-to choice for anyone building small-to-medium power transformers or rugged industrial gear.

UI Transformer Core

Working Principle

Basically, when you run a current through that primary winding, it kicks off an alternating magnetic flux right inside the U-shaped core. This flux travels along the steel laminations and then loops back through the I-laminates to finish the whole magnetic circuit. That’s what induces the voltage in your secondary winding and gets the energy conversion done.

Because the UI structure has such a solid, continuous magnetic path with almost no air gaps, it’s great at cutting down on flux leakage. This keeps the temperature from spiking too high while making sure the entire unit stays as efficient as possible.

Structural Features

U + I Composite Setup
The U-shaped laminations basically handle the heavy lifting for the magnetic path, while the I-sections act as the "cap." This combo closes the loop perfectly, which is honestly the best way to keep magnetic leakage as low as possible.
Laminated Low-Loss Design
We stick to using grain-oriented (CRGO) or non-oriented silicon steel for these. By stacking these thin sheets, we effectively put a lid on those annoying eddy current and hysteresis losses.
Flexible Assembly Space
The way the UI window is laid out makes it much easier to handle the coil winding. It’s a very clean, regular structure, which helps a lot when you're trying to move toward automated production.
Better Heat Dissipation
Because of how the structure is shaped, it naturally promotes better airflow. This is a huge plus for keeping things thermally stable when the unit is running 24/7.

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    Core Technical Advantages

    • High Magnetic Flux Density:You’re looking at levels up to about 1.7T or 1.8T. This is great because it lets you pack more power into a much smaller transformer footprint.
    • Minimized Iron Loss:Between the high-grade steel and our specific annealing process, we’ve managed to really drive down core losses. This keeps the overall efficiency right where it needs to be.
    • Quiet Operation:We focus on tight stacking and keeping those air gaps under strict control. This cuts down on that mechanical vibration and humming noise that usually comes from magnetostriction.
    • Rugged and Reliable:These cores are built to be stable. They’re designed specifically for those environments where you need the gear to run continuously without any hiccups.

    Why Choose UI Transformer Core

    There are a few big reasons why our partners keep leaning on the UI design for their builds:

    • It’s a Rational Magnetic Setup:The way the U and I laminations pair up just makes sense for keeping the magnetic circuit efficient without any unnecessary complexity.
    • No-Fuss Assembly & Maintenance:Honestly, one of the best things about this structure is how easy it is to put together. It simplifies your winding process and makes any future maintenance a lot less of a headache.
    • The Sweet Spot Between Cost and Performance:You’re getting high-end magnetic performance without having to blow your entire budget. It’s arguably the most balanced option out there right now.
    • Versatile Across Power Ratings:Whether you’re designing for a smaller specialized unit or something with a much higher power rating, this core structure is flexible enough to handle the job.

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