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Today's automobiles contain over 3,000 Electronic Components, from ADAS sensors to infotainment systems, all competing for space and power.
The shift to 48V architectures in EVs and hybrids has made electromagnetic interference (EMI) suppression more critical than ever.
Key Pain Points for Engineers:
This is where AEC-Q200 shielded inductors like the FERRTX LPM series emerge as game-changers.
The automotive qualification involves:
Real-world impact: A Tier 1 supplier reduced warranty claims by 42% after switching to AEC-Q200 inductors in ECU designs.
FERRTX's molded inductors with <10mΩ DCR help:
Case study: An autonomous driving module required inductors handling 30A transient currents during Sensor activation. The FERRTX LPM series prevented magnetic saturation that caused false alerts in competitor designs.
Comparative Data (Shielded vs. Unshielded):
Parameter | Shielded LPM Inductor | Standard Inductor |
---|---|---|
EMI Reduction | 60-70dB | 20-30dB |
Audible Noise | <10dB | 25dB+ |
Space Savings | 15% smaller footprint | Baseline |
Industry insight: Tesla's 2024 patent application highlights shielded inductors as key to minimizing EMI in their next-gen drive units.
Product Highlights:
"We achieved 92% efficiency in our onboard charger using FERRTX inductors—2% higher than our target." — Lead Engineer, EV Startup
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