Drahtkern
Drahtkern is a term used in electrical engineering to describe the magnetic core around which a conductor wire is wound in inductors and transformers. The core provides a low-reluctance path for magnetic flux, increasing the inductance or the energy transfer while shaping the magnetic field. In many descriptions, the winding and the core together form the functional element, with the wire itself carrying the current and the core shaping the magnetic circuit.
Common materials for Drahtkerne are ferrites for high-frequency applications and laminated or powdered iron for lower
Construction and operation: a coil of insulated copper wire is wound around the Drahtkern. The core concentrates
Applications: Drahtkerne are used in transformers, inductors, chokes, and RF/more power electronics. They appear in power