High Current Magnetically Shielded SMD Power Inductor 0420-1265 Series with Metal Compound Molding Construction
Price:
Negotiable
MOQ:
1000
Delivery Time:
1~2 Weeks
Brand:
CNAMPFORT
Product Description
Product Overview
This integrally molded SMD power inductor features a magnetically shielded construction with metal compound molding technology. The innovative design embeds the winding body directly into metal magnetic powder, resulting in higher inductance values and reduced leakage inductance compared to traditional inductors.
Key Features
- Metal compound molding type construction for enhanced durability
- Magnetically shielded design minimizes electromagnetic interference
- Low audible core noise operation
- Optimized for high current applications
- Moisture Sensitivity Level: 1 rating
- RoHS compliant with halogen-free options available
- SMD structure prevents damage during installation and improves production efficiency
Applications
Primary Applications:
- Notebook computers, ultrabooks, and tablet PCs
- LCD displays and server applications
- HDD and SSD modules
- High current POL converters
- Low profile, high current power supplies
- Battery powered devices
- DC/DC converters in distributed power systems
Available Series
| Series Model |
|---|
| 0420 |
| 0520 |
| 0530 |
| 0620 |
| 0624 |
| 0630 |
| 0650 |
| 1040 |
| 1050 |
| 1250 |
| 1265 |
Technical Advantages
Designed to meet the demanding requirements of modern computing systems, these inductors provide stable power supply and effective filtering for high-frequency CPU operations. The robust construction ensures long-term reliability under high current conditions while maintaining structural stability, lower impedance, and superior seismic performance.
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Company
Dongguan Ampfort Electronics Co., Ltd.
Location
Floor 5,Changlong Industrial Building,No.6,Jiangnan Road,Jingshan,Chashan Town,Dongguan 523323,China
Contact Person
Annie Fang