IEEE 430-1958
AIEE Proposed Recommended Practice for Toroial Magnetic tape Wound Cores
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430-1958 is an English-language technical standard titled AIEE Proposed Recommended Practice for Toroial Magnetic tape Wound Cores. It focuses on the design and handling of toroidal magnetic tape wound cores, a component type used in electromagnetic and electronic applications where controlled magnetic performance matters. As a standards document, it provides a reference point for consistent engineering practice, helping clarify expected characteristics, testing, and application considerations for this specialized core form.
About 430-1958
This standard reflects recommended practice for toroidal magnetic tape wound cores, placing it in the context of magnetic components, field behavior, and circuit design. 430-1958 is relevant where engineers need a common technical basis for core construction and evaluation, particularly for components that must perform reliably in inductive or transformer-related roles. The document’s value lies in defining a focused practice for a specialized magnetic product, supporting more consistent interpretation and comparison in technical work.
Where is 430-1958 used?
430-1958 is typically associated with magnetic component development and review, especially for toroidal cores used in communications equipment, instrumentation, and other electronics that rely on stable inductive behavior. It may also be useful in design and procurement workflows where tape wound cores are specified for performance-sensitive applications. Because the subtitle points to a recommended practice, the standard is especially relevant when selecting materials, checking core geometry, or comparing product characteristics across suppliers.
Importance in practice
In practice, 430-1958 helps support more consistent engineering decisions around a specialized magnetic component. Using a defined recommended practice can reduce ambiguity in design intent, procurement, and testing, especially when the performance of toroidal cores affects signal quality or electromagnetic behavior. For organizations working with magnetic components, the standard can aid documentation, compliance review, and internal quality control by giving teams a common technical reference for evaluating these cores.
- Toroidal magnetic tape wound core practice
- Magnetic component design reference
- Evaluation and testing context
- Electromagnetic and circuit applications
- Specification and procurement support
- Publication Date: 1958
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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