Power Inductors Shrink More

March 23, 2011
A division of Bridgeport Magnetics Group, Alpha-Core’s latest power inductors win a 30% size reduction using gapped amorphous ribbon cores instead of silicon-steel or powdered-iron cores.

A division of Bridgeport Magnetics Group, Alpha-Core’s latest power inductors win a 30% size reduction using gapped amorphous ribbon cores instead of silicon-steel or powdered-iron cores. The inductors are box shaped, encapsulated in black epoxy resin, and their insulation system is class F (155C). Inductance values range from 100 mH to 5,000 mH and current ratings span to 60ARMS. Prices start at $25. Alpha-Core, Shelton, CT. (800) 836-5920.

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