Wire Wound Chip Inductor

Wire Wound Chip Inductors are compact, surface-mount devices designed to store energy in magnetic fields and filter high-frequency noise in electronic circuits. Made by winding conductive wire around a ceramic or ferrite core, they offer superior performance in demanding applications.
‌Key Features & Benefits‌
‌High Inductance Stability‌: Maintain consistent performance under varying temperatures and currents.
‌Low DC Resistance‌: Minimize power loss in power supply and RF circuits.
‌High Q Factor‌: Optimized for resonant circuits, reducing energy dissipation.
‌Applications‌
‌Power Converters‌: Smoothing voltage ripples in DC-DC converters.
‌EMI Suppression‌: Filtering noise in wireless communication modules (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth).
‌RF Systems‌: Tuning and impedance matching in antennas and transceivers.
‌Automotive Electronics‌: Enhancing reliability in ADAS and infotainment systems.
‌Selection Tips‌
Prioritize inductance value, current rating, and self-resonant frequency (SRF). For high-density PCBs, ensure compatibility with reflow soldering processes.