#90π Coreless Magnetics with LK-99
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In my previous NL, I was sayingβ¦
If we would use LK-99 in the magneticsβ¦
My first draft:
DC losses are not important anymore. Therefore, I can have infinite turns to decrease the core losses.
However, the AC losses wonΒ΄t disappear because they are related to electric fields opposing the circulation of the current through the conductor and more turns, layers, and higher losses.
We must find an optimal design to balance AC and core losses.
For High-Frequency inductors, I would use a single-layer winding with smaller wires and add enough distance between wires to reduce AC losses.
I was wrongβ¦in an ideal case, AC losses will also disappearβ¦
Second Draft:
DC and AC losses are not relevant anymore
I can use all the wire I want. Therefore, I can have infinite turns
I can build a close structure of wire to keep the magnetic field inside the loop and reduce EMI noise
I donΒ΄t need a core because I can get the required inductance by increasing the turns without penalization of losses
What do you think?