1 Engineering magnetics -- practical introduction to BH curve
Recommended as a practical grounding in magnetic cores and BH curves, aimed at inductor design but useful for anyone puzzled by ferrites and magnetism.
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Recommended as a practical grounding in magnetic cores and BH curves, aimed at inductor design but useful for anyone puzzled by ferrites and magnetism.
MIT's lecture series is recommended for studying power electronics properly, including magnetics such as inductors and transformers, with the professor's textbook also well regarded.
CuriousMarc's clear demonstration of how magnetic core memory works, offered to anyone curious about the technology and valued for its vintage computing knowledge.
Mostly shared without comment, with brief mentions pointing to it as an illustration of ferrite cores and logic built from magnetics.
Praised for explaining the ferroresonant mains regulator, an older design that uses magnetic saturation to hold output steady across wide input swings.