Flat inductor

A flat inductor (Flat Inductor) is a type of inductor that has a relatively small thickness, and it is commonly used in high-frequency circuits. An inductor is a passive electronic component that can store magnetic field energy and has the ability to resist changes in alternating current. In a circuit, an inductor can be used to filter signals, suppress noise, and provide resonant circuits, among other applications. Compared to other types of inductors, flat inductors have lower parasitic capacitance and higher Q values (quality factor), thus offering better performance in high-frequency applications.

• Flat wire common mode inductor

  

  Flat Wire Common Mode Inductor is an electronic component used to suppress common mode noise in high-speed data transmission lines. It is commonly used in high-frequency signal processing, communication equipment, computers, and peripheral devices. The main features of the flat wire common mode inductor are high impedance and high frequency characteristics, which can effectively suppress common mode noise while having a minimal effect on differential mode signals. It is usually made of flat wire to reduce volume and parasitic capacitance. In addition, the flat wire common mode inductor has excellent temperature stability and reliability. In practical applications, the flat wire common mode inductor is usually used in combination with other filtering components, such as ceramic capacitors, electrolytic capacitors, etc., to form a common mode filter, which can effectively suppress common mode noise in high-speed data transmission lines.

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• Flat wire | Assembly type│Power inductors

  

  Ten-well offers a wide range of THT or SMT mounting high current inductors. it is specifically designed for power converter, industrial, automotive, digital power AMP, medical, new energy applications. our high current inductors feature low DCR and high saturation current

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