2.2uH SMD Molding Chip inductor High Current Shielded Power Integrated Inductor​

1.Product Description

The emergence of the integrated inductor is due to the development of computer motherboard technology and the development of power supply technology: the CPU frequency is getting higher and higher, so there are high requirements for stable power supply and filtering. The integrated inductor solves this problem, it It can work for a long time under the condition of high current and can supply power to the CPU stably. Of course, the main function of the inductor is filtering. In this respect, the integrated inductor is not inferior. Good material properties and special design make the inductor structure more stable and lower impedance, so it has higher efficiency;
The development of power supply technology has also promoted the development of inductors: industrial power supplies, military power supplies, etc. As electronic products become smaller and larger in power, electronic components are also developing towards small size and high power.

2.Features

1.Surface mount high power inductor.

2.It has the characteristics of miniaturization, high quality, high energy storage and low resistance.

3.Mainly used in computer display boards, notebook computers, pulse memory programming, and DC-DC converters.

4.Reel packaging is available for automatic surface mounting.

5.The flat bottom surface is suitable for surface mount.

6.Excellent end face strength and good solderability.

7.It has the characteristics of high Q value and low impedance.

8.The characteristics of low leakage flux, low direct resistance and high current resistance.

3.Structure and composition

Chip inductors are a commonly used electronic component. When the current passes through the wire, a certain electromagnetic field will be generated around the wire, and the wire in this electromagnetic field will generate an induced electromotive force-self-induced electromotive force, which we call electromagnetic induction. In order to enhance electromagnetic induction, people often wind the insulated wire into a coil with a certain number of turns.