Specifications Table
Product Material – CRGO Silicon Steel
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Magnetic Hysteresis Studies, B-H Curve Tracing
Product Overview
The BH Curve Apparatus (Transformer Type) is a specialized laboratory instrument engineered to demonstrate and analyze the magnetic properties of ferromagnetic materials. Constructed with high-quality CRGO (Cold-Rolled Grain-Oriented) silicon steel, this apparatus ensures minimal core losses and high magnetic permeability, making it ideal for precise B-H curve tracing. The transformer-based design allows for controlled excitation, enabling users to observe hysteresis loops with accuracy. The apparatus is built to withstand repeated use in educational and research environments, offering reliable performance for magnetic material characterization. Its robust construction and calibrated components ensure consistent results, while the user-friendly setup simplifies operation for both students and professionals. Whether used for fundamental magnetic studies or advanced research, this apparatus provides a clear visualization of magnetization behavior under varying magnetic fields, making it an essential tool for physics and electrical engineering laboratories.
FAQs
1. What is the primary function of the BH Curve Apparatus?
It is used to plot the relationship between magnetic flux density (B) and magnetic field intensity (H) for ferromagnetic materials, demonstrating hysteresis behavior.
2. Can this apparatus be used with different core materials?
This specific model is designed for CRGO silicon steel cores, but alternative materials can be tested if they are compatible with the transformer setup.
3. What power supply is required for operation?
A standard 230V AC supply is sufficient, but ensure the input voltage matches the apparatus specifications to avoid damage.
4. How should the apparatus be stored when not in use?
Keep it in a dry, dust-free environment away from direct sunlight and magnetic interference to maintain accuracy.
5. Is calibration required before each use?
Initial calibration is recommended for precise results, but routine checks are sufficient if the apparatus is handled and stored properly.