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High-Current Inductors From Precision Combine Real Estate And Cost Savings With Reduced Power Losses

October 25, 2012 By scombest Leave a Comment

Precision, Inc. announces the global launch of four new technologies within the company´s family of High-Current Inductors. Available in four standard sizes as well as in a variety of custom formats, the new high-current inductors feature a unique flat-wire, ferrite core construction that generates both real estate and cost savings while reducing power losses.

The new Precision High-Current Inductors can be used as a standard part drop-in replacement or as part of a custom technology solution. These inductors also work with power management ICs made by major IC manufacturers such as International Rectifier, Microchip, Texas Instruments, etc. The technology can be easily integrated into a number of key power conversion applications for a wide number of industries.

Innovative Flat-Wire, Edge-Wound Copper Coil

The high-density construction of the Precision High-Current Inductors features an innovative flat-wire, edge-wound copper coil that generates significant efficiency gains and space savings compared to alternative round-wire or Litz wire technologies.

The high-density inductor construction maximizes form capabilities and generates up to 33% real estate savings compared to round-wire alternatives. This high-density construction allows for 50-60% copper utilization compared to just 35-40% for round-wire or 25-30% for Litz wire. Higher copper utilization reduces power losses up to 25% compared to alternative round-wire and Litz wire technologies due to the reduced resistance. The single-layer winding also reduces parasitics, which leads to lower switching losses and higher efficiency.

Higher copper utilization also means higher inductance can be achieved at a given volume. This not only generates potential real estate savings, but also leads to lower ripple current which in turn reduces stress on other circuit components such as EMI filters and output capacitors. Overall system component pricing can be reduced as design engineers no longer need pricier, more durable EMI filters and output capacitors.

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The new family of High-Current Inductors from Precision feature an innovative flat-wire, edge-wound copper coil design that generates up to 33% real estate savings and up to 25% reduction in power losses compared to round-wire alternatives.

Ferrite Core Construction

Precision´s new High-Current Inductors feature cost-effective and efficient ferrite core construction. Ferrite is more cost-effective than metal alloy powder material such as Sendust and enhances performance by allowing up to 50-90% lower core loss.  Ferrite is also resistant to thermal aging, ensuring a long operational life. The ferrite core shape is carefully designed to allow for optimal surface area to volume ratio for efficient heat dissipation in high-current applications.

Standard and Custom Technology Options

Standard
The Precision family of High-Current Inductors features four standard RoHS compliant and halogen-free technologies that can serve as immediate drop in replacement parts.

Custom
For custom and semi-custom applications, complimentary design engineering support is provided for small, mid and high volume orders. Precision´s unique offering includes on-shore and off-shore manufacturing capabilities and state-of-the-art design software that makes it possible to optimize all performance parameters for each unique application. Precision design engineers have industry-leading experience in the broadest array of inductor and transformer applications.

Precision, Inc.
www.precision-inc.com

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