Inductors

Inductors, also called coils or reactors, are fundamental components in modern electronics, found in everything from industrial machines to household devices. They are used primarily for energy storage in a magnetic field when electric power passes through them. This attribute makes them invaluable in various applications, including filtering noise in power lines, managing power supply in circuits, and functioning in resonant circuits like radio transmitters and receivers. Inductors are typically made from a conductor, usually insulated copper wire wound into a coil, and the core material can range from air to ferromagnetic compounds depending on the intended use. 

Why are Inductors Used? 

• Energy storage in magnetic fields
• Filtering and smoothing in power supplies
• Signal processing in telecommunication
• Oscillation in resonant circuits

Available Types 

• Leaded Inductors
• Inductor Design Kits
• Multilayer Surface Mount Inductors
• Wireless Charging Coils
• Wire-Wound Surface Mount Inductors
• Coupled Inductors
• Surface Mount Inductors

Unique Advantages of Using Our Best-in-Class Inductors

• High reliability
• Low resistance
• Variety of inductance values
• Different core types for specific applications
• Improved power quality and efficiency
• Effective EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) management
• Compact designs for modern electronic applications
• Durability and low maintenance requirements

Applications and Industries Using Inductors

• Power Supply Units
• Radio Frequency Transceivers
• Automotive Electronics
• Consumer Electronic Devices
• Industrial and Medical Equipment