By applying semiconductor encapsulation technology and optimizing magnetic powder and resin design, it has succeeded in developing a magnetic molding material (MMC) with good magnetic properties even under low pressure of several tens of MPa, such as transfer molding (T-mold). It is confirmed that toroidal rings molded by T-mold (MMC/T-mold) achieved higher density than those molded by high-pressure molding (MMC/High Press), even though the molding pressure is less than a tenth. MMC/T-mold is confirmed to have 26% higher relative permeability (μr') and 22% lower core loss (Pcv) than MMC/High Press. Furthermore, by increasing the magnetic powder content of MMC, the magnetic properties of MMC/T-mold are significantly improved, and the difference in properties between MMC/T-mold and MMC/High Press is found to be significant. These are considered to depend on the high soft magnetic properties of the amorphous alloy powder and the heat-melting and thermosetting properties of the epoxy resin.
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