POWER INDUCTOR
Power inductors are specifically designed for power conversion and power electronic devices; the primary functions are storing and releasing energy. The characteristics of power inductors include high permeability and excellent thermal stability, which can effectively improve the efficiency of system and reduce the energy loss. This design takes high current and frequency into account, and with strong electromagnetic interference (EMI) to secure the stable output performance.
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Himag Material |
Characteristic |
Data sheet |
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Mn-Zn Ferrite |
MB50 |
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Bs 25/100 ℃=480/435 mT |
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MB35 |
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Bs 25/100 ℃=470/430 mT |
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MB39 |
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Bs 25/100 ℃=530/430 mT |
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MB92 |
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Bs 25/100 ℃=600/520 mT |
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MF91S |
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Bs 25/100 ℃=510/430 mT |
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MF93S |
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Bs 25/100 ℃=530/430 mT |
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Ni-Zn Ferrite |
NB80 |
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Bs 25 ℃=385 mT |
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NB50 |
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Bs 25 ℃=400 mT |
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NB35A |
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Bs 25 ℃=400 mT |
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NB25A |
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Bs 25 ℃=400 mT |
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