Nanocrystalline strip is an advanced soft magnetic material made from ultra-fine crystalline grains, typically in the nanometer range. It is produced through rapid solidification techniques, resulting in a unique structure that combines high magnetic permeability, low core loss, and excellent thermal stability. These properties make it ideal for applications in high-frequency transformers, inductors, magnetic sensors, and noise suppression components. Compared to traditional magnetic materials like silicon steel or ferrite, nanocrystalline strips offer superior performance in energy efficiency and miniaturization, making them a preferred choice in industries such as power electronics, renewable energy, and electric vehicles.

A nanocrystalline magnetic ring is a high-performance component made from nanocrystalline alloy strips wound into a ring shape. It features ultra-fine crystalline grains, offering high permeability, low core loss, and excellent thermal stability. Widely used in high-frequency applications like common mode chokes, transformers, and EMI filters, it effectively suppresses electromagnetic interference (EMI) and improves energy efficiency. Its superior performance and compact design make it ideal for power electronics, renewable energy, and electric vehicles.

An electrically driven filter inductor is a critical component in power electronics, used to suppress high-frequency noise and harmonics in electrical systems. It leverages inductive properties to block unwanted frequencies while allowing desired signals to pass. Commonly applied in power supplies, motor drives, and renewable energy systems, it integrates with active filtering circuits for enhanced performance and adaptability in dynamic conditions.