- Standard No.
- IEC 62317-8:2006
- Release Date
- 2006
- Published By
- International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
- Latest
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IEC 62317-8:2006
- Replace By
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IEC 63093-8:2018
- Replace
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IEC 51/864/FDIS:2006
IEC 61246:1994
IEC 61246 AMD 1:2002
IEC 61246 Edition 1.1:2002
IEC 62358:2004
- Scope
- This part of IEC 62317 specifies the dimensions that are of importance for mechanical
interchangeability for E-cores with rectangular cross-section made of ferrite, the dimensions
of coil formers to be used with them, and the effective parameter values to be used in
calculations involving them.
The selecting core sizes to this standard is based on the philosophy of including those sizes,
which are industrial standards, either by inclusion in national standards, or by broad-based
use in industry. See IEC 62317-1 for more detail concerning the philosophy of selecting core
sizes to be included.
NOTE Cores covered by this standard are intended for general applications at both low and high flux densities,
but they also find uses in special applications such as pulse transformers. They are generally used in pairs.
Whilst the main application of this standard is expected to be for ferrite cores, its validity for iron powder cores
should not be overlooked.
Coil formers are not specified for E-cores smaller than E 8/2, which are also used in SMD assemblies.
The use of “derived” standards, which give a more detailed specification of component parts
whilst still permitting compliance with this standard, is discussed in Annex A.
IEC 62317-8:2006 history
IEC 62317-8:2006 Ferrite cores - Dimensions - Part 8: E-cores has been changed from IEC 61246:1994 Magnetic oxide cores (E-cores) of rectangular cross-section and associated parts; dimensions.
IEC 62317-8:2006 Ferrite cores - Dimensions - Part 8: E-cores has been changed from IEC 62358:2004 Ferrite cores - Standard inductance factor (A<(Index)L>) and its tolerance.
IEC 62317-8:2006 Ferrite cores - Dimensions - Part 8: E-cores was changed to IEC 63093-8:2018 Ferrite cores - Guidelines on dimensions and the limits of surface irregularities - Part 8: E-cores.