Coupled Inductors
Coupled inductors are components identified by the presence of two or more windings on a common core. They are used extensively in electronic applications such as radio transmission and are commonly found in DC-DC convertors and operate by transferring the energy from one winding to the other via the common core that they share. In order to protect them from electromagnetic interference (EMI) that may occur, most coupled inductors are magnetically shielded.
Coupled inductors vary in size, inductance values and current ratings. They may have equal coils in each winding (1:1) or varying/unequal coils (1:N).
Related links
- Wurth Elektronik Coupled Inductor Nickel Zinc Core , 15 μH
- Wurth Elektronik Coupled Inductor Nickel Zinc Core , 22 μH
- Wurth Elektronik Dual Coupled Inductor Ferrite Core , 22 μH
- Wurth Elektronik Coupled Inductor Iron Oxide Core , 22 μH
- Wurth Elektronik Coupled Inductor Nickel Zinc Core , 4.7 μH
- Wurth Elektronik Coupled Inductor Iron Powder Core , 22 μH
- Vishay Coupled Coupled Inductor Metal Composite Core , 2.2 μH
- Vishay Dual Coupled Inductor, 22 μH