Common mode inductor with base

Common mode inductor with base

Magnetic ring Inductors and chip inductors can be well distinguished from external light. Toroidal inductors have a core with an enameled wire wrapped around the ring and a pin. Chip inductors, however, do not have pins and are smaller than magnetic ring inductors.

Inductors are also known as power inductors, high current inductors and surface mount high energy inductors. Features: small size, high quality, high energy storage, low resistance, and high inductance. The main function of a sticker sensor is to convert electrical energy and then release it.

The surface of the inductor is usually printed with numbers or a combination of numbers and letters. In fact, these number or letter combinations indicate the inductance of the chip inductor. However, magnetic ring inductors do not have this and need to have their inductance measured.

Magnetic ring inductors can reach currents of 10 A or more, while ordinary chip currents are only a few A. When the current is a few tens of MH, Magnetic Ring Inductor currents can reach 1A, but ordinary chip inductor currents cannot reach this point. Even if the current is reached, it is UA level (UA level usually refers to the quiescent current below 0.1mA, i.e. around 1-100UA).