
TDK ETD59 24-pin transformer coil former in GFR polyterephthalate for ETD59 cores. UL94V-0 and rated to 180°C for SMPS and power conversion.
The TDK ETD59 Series 24-Pin Transformer Coil Former is a 24-pin coil former manufactured from GFR (Glass Fibre Reinforced) polyterephthalate and designed for winding transformer coils with ETD59 cores. Its 24-pin configuration supports versatile winding arrangements.
Overview
This former is constructed from GFR polyterephthalate, a material that provides mechanical strength, dimensional stability, and electrical insulation. It is specifically designed for compatibility with the ETD59 core series, supporting consistent winding results and helping to maintain the integrity of the coil under thermal and mechanical stress.
Key Features
Applications
Suited to the construction of transformers for switch-mode power supplies (SMPS), inverters, and other power conversion equipment, where thermal management is important. The former is intended for demanding environments where stable material performance and insulation are required.
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