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In Transformers with a laminated core, the steel laminations are made of a silicon steel that has a relatively high electrical resistance, but still a reasonable permeability. This steel is also cold-rolled which 'grain orients' the magnetic domains in the material. All this trouble is to minimize magnetic hysteresis. The laminations are coated so as to minimize electrical conductivity between laminations, and thus eddy-current losses.

Transformers used at high (voice and above) frequencies are often made of permeable powders, sintered into suitable shapes. Some of these materials are actually ceramics, not steel.

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