Power Inductors

18730 Power Inductors from 31 manufacturers listed on everything PE

A Power Inductor is a two-terminal passive device that is used to store energy in the form of magnetic fields when a current flows through it. Power Inductors from the leading manufacturers are listed on everything PE. Narrow down on products based on type, DCR, self-resonating frequency, package type, etc. View product specifications, download datasheets and get pricing. Your Inquiry will be directed to the manufacturer and their distributors who will get back to you with a quote.

Description:Commercial Power Inductor
Types of Inductor:
Shielded Inductor
Industry:
Automotive, Commercial
Inductance:
0.33 µH
Inductance Tolerance:
-20 to 20 %
DCR:
14 milli-ohm
Saturation Current:
8.3 A
Package Type:
Surface Mount
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Description:Automotive Qualified Shielded Power Inductor
Types of Inductor:
Shielded Inductor
Industry:
Automotive
Inductance:
0.045 µH
Inductance Tolerance:
-20 to 20 %
DCR:
0.8 milli-ohm
Saturation Current:
17.9 to 42.5 A
SRF:
680 MHz
Qualification:
AEC-Q200
Package Type:
Surface Mount
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Description:Automotive-Qualified Power Inductor for On-Board Charger Applications
Types of Inductor:
Shielded Inductor
Inductance:
0.47 µH
DCR:
4.5 milli-ohm
Saturation Current:
26 A
SRF:
90.6 MHz
Qualification:
AEC-Q200
Package Type:
Surface Mount
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Description:AEC-Q200 Qualified Power Inductor
Types of Inductor:
Shielded Inductor
Industry:
Automotive
Inductance:
0.33 µH
Inductance Tolerance:
-20 to 20 %
DCR:
14 milli-ohm
Saturation Current:
8100 mA
Qualification:
AEC-Q200
Package Type:
Surface Mount
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Description:500 μH 8000 mA Toroidal Inductor
Types of Inductor:
Toroidal Inductor
Industry:
Commercial
Inductance:
500 µH
Inductance Tolerance:
± 15%
DCR:
90 milli-ohm
Saturation Current:
8000 mA
Package Type:
Through Hole
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Description:680 μH 500 mA Shielded Inductor, Ferrite Core Inductor
Types of Inductor:
Shielded Inductor, Ferrite Bead Inductor
Industry:
Industrial
Inductance:
680 µH
Inductance Tolerance:
0.2
DCR:
1300 milli-ohm
Saturation Current:
500 mA
Package Type:
Surface Mount
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Description:AEC-Q200 Qualified Ferrite Drum Core Power Inductor
Types of Inductor:
Drum Core Inductor
Industry:
Automotive
Inductance:
1000 µH
Inductance Tolerance:
±20%
DCR:
1980 milli-ohm
Saturation Current:
430 mA
Qualification:
AEC-Q200
Package Type:
Surface Mount
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Description:10 nH Wire-Wound Chip Power Inductor
Types of Inductor:
Unshielded Inductor
Inductance:
10 nH
Inductance Tolerance:
10 %
DCR:
0.2 ohm
SRF:
3.9 GHz
Package Type:
PCB Mount
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Description:0.68 μH 25000 mA Shielded, Alternate Construction Inductor
Types of Inductor:
Shielded Inductor
Industry:
Industrial
Inductance:
0.68 µH
Inductance Tolerance:
±20 %
DCR:
4.3 milli-ohm
Saturation Current:
25000 mA
Package Type:
Surface Mount
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Description:2.2 µH Automotive Qualified Chip Inductor for Noise Filtering Applications
Types of Inductor:
Shielded Inductor
Industry:
Automotive
Inductance:
2.2 µH
Inductance Tolerance:
-20 to 20 %
DCR:
0.13 ohm
Saturation Current:
2200 mA
SRF:
300 MHz
Qualification:
AEC-Q200
Package Type:
Surface mount
more info

What is a Power Inductor?

A Power Inductor is a two-terminal passive device that is used to store energy in the form of magnetic fields when a current flows through it. It is used in step-up and step-down converters to convert input voltage to a required voltage as per the application. A power inductor is also used to reduce core losses in applications that require voltage conversion and the unit of measurement is Herny (H). It is used to filter EMI noise in AC inputs, filter low frequency ripple current noise, and store energy in DC-to-DC converters. Power Inductors are different from RF or other general inductors.

Key Specifications of Power Inductors:

Inductance: It is the property of an inductor that opposes a change in the magnitude and direction of the current flowing through it.

Inductance Tolerance: It is the variation in the inductance value of an actual inductor compared to the specified value in the datasheet.

Dynamic Control Resistance: It refers to the resistance which is inherent in the metal conductor of the inductor. It is represented as a resistor in series with the inductor.

Saturation Current: It refers to the DC current at which the inductor can no longer store energy. The inductance value drops as the core can only store a limited amount of magnetic flux density.

Self Resonating Frequency: It refers to the frequency at which an inductor stops working as an inductor. In this case, the self-capacitance (parasitic capacitance) of the power inductor resonates with the ideal inductance of the inductor resulting in an extremely high impedance.

Power Inductors from the leading manufacturers are listed on everything PE. You can use the filters on the left side to narrow down the list of products based on your requirements - Type, DCR, SRF, package, and other parameters. Our parametric search tool will scan multiple manufacturer websites to identify Power Inductors that meet your requirement. You can then download datasheets, get pricing and request quotations via everything PE. Your inquiry will be routed to the manufacturer or their representative who will give you more information on the product.


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