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Using high frequency ferrite like N27 for 1 Khz

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Can I use N 27 material for low frequency like 400-1Khz.

I am using a pot core inductor of N 27 material for LC filter
 

Can you imagine a reason why it shouldn't be possible? Apart from this general point, N27 isn't particularly "high frequency" ferrite, rather dedicated for power transformers, predecissor of N87 etc.
 

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