Dragan,
Are those catalogues, by any chance, available online?
My Thomson Ferrinox catalog is on paper, from 1985. If you need any specific data I could scan the relevant pages for you, but the entire catalog is nearly 100 pages, and I'm lazy...
I also have an Amidon catalog on paper, from 1995, but Amidon offers the same contents online.
All the other catalogs I have are in digital format, I can send them to you easily: Thornton, Cosmo, Epcos, Fair-Rite, Ferroxcube, Ferronics, Laird, Delta Magnetics, MMPA, National Magnetics, several TDK catalogs, and various individual datasheets.
Most of them can still be found online, anyway.
Had no luck finding any info ...
It takes time! To save time, I can send you the whole package. I don't know if it works to send that through the group, as private message, or if it's better to use direct e-mail.
Some of those manufacturers are out of business. But the data can still be useful.
> I have attached a s2p file for a yoke from an old TV, I have
one (somewhere) from a CRT monitor. It would be interesting to
see if there are any major differences.
Those curves look reasonable for a material having ?i=1100, like that Thomson material I mentioned.
Manfred
