File translated into English by Vladimir Denisenko and Andrew Buckin

[TITLE]
title = InductorRing - Program for calculating the inductor on the rings with the powder material
version = Version

[ABOUT]
s1 = Vladimir Denisenko, Russia, Pskov
s2 = I would be thankful for financial support

[MENU]
s1 = About
s2 = Help
s3 = Language
s4 = English

[BASE CORES]
s1 = Magnetic core
s2 = Ring material
s3 = Number of rings in the stack
s4 = External dimensions of the ring:
s5 = Outer diameter, mm
s6 = Inner diameter, mm
s7 = Ring height, mm
s8 = Parameters of the core:
s9 = Effective cross section area
s10 = Length of the magnetic path
s11 = Area of the core window
s12 = Volume of the core
s13 = Ae, mm2
s14 = le, mm
s15 = An, mm2
s16 = Ve, cm3
s17 = Adding to database
s18 = Add to database
s19 = Delete from database
s20 = Please enter the name for the new core when you add it to the database.
s21 = You forgot to enter a name for the core.
s22 = You forgot to enter all dimensions and all parameters.
s23 = Are you sure you want to remove it from the core database?
s24 = Enter the size and the data from the manufacturer's documentation.
s25 = Take from the manufacturer's documentation.

[INITIAL DATA]
s1 = Initial data
s2 = Inductance of the inductor
s3 = Nominal output current
s4 = Minimum output current
s5 = Frequency
s6 = Current density
s7 = Diameter of the wire for the winding
s8 = Output inductor
s9 = Other applications
s10 = Use the minimum output current
s11 = Use the desired diameter of the wire
s12 = Amplitude of the pulse before the inductor
s13 = DC voltage after the inductor
s14 = Voltage on the inductor, the switch is turned on
s15 = Voltage on the inductor, the switch is turned off
s16 = Metrical standard, mm
s17 = Standard AWG
s18 = To use the desired wire diameters put a tick here.\nI suggest to let the program calculate the diameters of the wires and the number of the wires in the windings first to make the best of a given diameter.
s19 = The current density depends on the cooling conditions and the size of the core.\nWith natural cooling one should choose 4-6A/mm^2.\nIf a fan is used, the current density can be set higher, up to 8-10A/mm^2.\nHigher current density indicates smaller cores.\nWith artificial cooling, the allowed current density depends on its intensity.
s20 = Wire size for the winding

[RESULTS]
s1 = Results of the calculation
s2 = Inductance of the inductor
s3 = Inductance of the inductor without current
s4 = Number of turns
s5 = Diameter of the wire
s6 = Number of wires
s7 = Winding fill factor
s8 = Current density, maximum
s9 = Approximate winding length
s10 = Approximate winding resistance
s11 = Inductance of the core (AL), nH/N^2
s12 = Effective permeability
s13 = Flux density, maximum
s14 = Amplitude of the AC flux density
s15 = Core losses
s16 = Winding losses
s17 = Full power losses
s18 = Expected temperature rise
s19 = Amplitude of the current in the inductor
s20 = Ripple current in the inductor
s21 = Number of layers
s22 = Wire size for the winding
s23 = Inductance of the inductor at the minimum current

[BUTTONS]
s1 = Exit
s2 = Calculate
s3 = Load
s4 = Save
s5 = Load initial data from a .sav file.
s6 = Save initial data as a .sav file.

[OTHERS]
s1 = Open file
s2 = Open
s3 = Save as
s4 = Save
s5 = File name
s6 = Replace the file
s7 = Cancel
s8 = Attention!
s9 = The file is not in the root folder
s10 = V
s11 = A
s12 = W
s13 = kHz
s14 = mH
s15 = µH
s16 = A/mm2
s17 = m
s18 = mm
s19 = T
s20 = Ohm
s21 = mOhm
s22 = µOhm
s23 = °C
s24 = Winding fill factor is above 0.4.\nCalculate layout winding or select a larger core.
s25 = Calculation interrupted.\nWith the given nominal output current, there is discontinuous current in the inductor.\nNominal output current is set to a critical level.
s26 = The desired diameter is replaced by the nearest standard diameter
s27 = Calculation interrupted.\nUnable to allocate a number of wires in the core window.\n   1. Choose a larger core.\n   2. Increase the number of cores in the stack.
s28 = Calculation interrupted.\nThe magnetizing force is too high.\n   1. Choose a larger core.\n   2. Increase the number of cores in the stack.\n   3. Choose a core with a lower permeability.
s29 = AWG
