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==== Sendust, KoolMU ==== An alloy of 6% aluminium, 9% silicon, and 85% iron. Core losses higher than MPP. Very low [[magnetostriction]], makes low audio noise. Loses inductance with increasing temperature, unlike the other materials; can be exploited by combining with other materials as a composite core, for temperature compensation. Saturation flux of about 1 tesla. Good temperature stability. Used in switching power supplies, pulse and flyback transformers, in-line noise filters, swing chokes, and in filters in [[phase-fired controller]]s (e.g. dimmers) where low acoustic noise is important.<ref name="coilws"/> Absence of nickel results in easier processing of the material and its lower cost than both high-flux and MPP. The material was invented in Japan in 1936. It is usable up to about 500 kHz to 1 MHz, depending on vendor.<ref name="chalmers"/>
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