The difference between ordinary power inductors and high current inductors

The difference between ordinary power inductors and high current inductors

Chip inductors have the following characteristics: 1. Flat bottom surface suitable for surface mounting.
2. Excellent end surface strength and good solderability.
3. High Q value and low impedance.
4. Low leakage magnetic field, low DC resistance, and high current resistance.
5. Tape packaging can be provided for easy automated assembly
The difference between ordinary power inductors and high-current inductors:
High-current inductors have all the characteristics of SMD power inductors, and they also have the following characteristics:
1. High current resistance, high-current inductor coils are wound with thick and flat wires, can withstand high currents, and can withstand up to 80A current.
2. High stability. High-current inductors adopt a fully enclosed magnetic shielding structure with good sealing and high stability.
3. Wide range of applications. High-current inductors have super weather resistance. They can be used in computer motherboards, single-chip microcomputers, graphics cards and other equipment that work for a long time.
Ordinary power inductors can only be used as DC-DC modules, filter circuits, etc. Although the role they play is the same, the responsibility of high-current inductors is much greater than that of ordinary power inductors.
At present, many computer motherboard manufacturers are developing filter circuits made of high-current inductor groups, which have super stability and durability. It can also be said that the performance of the inductor determines the performance of the motherboard.