Amorphous Material
Amorphous materials are alloys with a disordered atomic structure, which gives them unique magnetic properties, including low core losses and high electrical resistivity. These features make amorphous materials highly efficient in reducing energy losses, especially in high-frequency motor applications. Their thinner structure compared to traditional electrical steels allows for more compact and energy-efficient motor designs.
Lower Core Losses
Excellent magnetic properties with significantly reduced core losses, especially at high frequencies, due to the thinness (around 0.025mm) and lack of grain boundaries.
High Electrical Resistivity
Higher resistivity compared to electrical steel, minimizing eddy current losses.
Applications
High-efficiency EV and HEV motors, high-frequency transformers, and induction motors for their low core losses, and in renewable energy systems like wind turbines and solar inverters to reduce energy loss.
