Arrays, Signal Transformers

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
SCX147-150

SCX147-150

Signal Transformer

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 15UH SMD

0

PM3604-300-B-RC

PM3604-300-B-RC

J.W. Miller / Bourns

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 300UH SMD

0

PM3604-250-B

PM3604-250-B

J.W. Miller / Bourns

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 250UH SMD

0

P0182NL

P0182NL

PulseLarsen Antenna

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 67.5UH SMD

0

SCRHB125-1014

SCRHB125-1014

Signal Transformer

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 6.6UH SMD

0

SCX114-R68

SCX114-R68

Signal Transformer

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 680NH SMD

0

PM3604-100-B-RC

PM3604-100-B-RC

J.W. Miller / Bourns

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 100UH SMD

0

PF0552.824NLT

PF0552.824NLT

PulseLarsen Antenna

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 830UH SMD

0

PM3602-300-B

PM3602-300-B

J.W. Miller / Bourns

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 300UH SMD

0

PM3604-150-B-RC

PM3604-150-B-RC

J.W. Miller / Bourns

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 150UH SMD

0

SCX147-101

SCX147-101

Signal Transformer

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 100UH SMD

0

SCX114-680

SCX114-680

Signal Transformer

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 68UH SMD

0

SCX147-330

SCX147-330

Signal Transformer

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 33UH SMD

0

PM3602-15-B-RC

PM3602-15-B-RC

J.W. Miller / Bourns

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 15UH SMD

0

SCX147-5R0

SCX147-5R0

Signal Transformer

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 5UH SMD

0

PF0552.822NLT

PF0552.822NLT

PulseLarsen Antenna

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 8.1UH SMD

0

PM3602-50-B

PM3602-50-B

J.W. Miller / Bourns

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 50UH SMD

0

PF0553.473NLT

PF0553.473NLT

PulseLarsen Antenna

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 47UH SMD

0

CTX8-2A-R

CTX8-2A-R

PowerStor (Eaton)

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 7.9UH SMD

0

CTX8-3A-R

CTX8-3A-R

PowerStor (Eaton)

INDUCT ARRAY 2 COIL 8.43UH SMD

0

Arrays, Signal Transformers

1. Overview

Inductors, coils, chokes, arrays, and signal transformers are fundamental passive components in electronic systems. Inductors store energy in magnetic fields, chokes suppress high-frequency noise, arrays integrate multiple magnetic elements, and signal transformers enable voltage conversion and galvanic isolation. These components are critical in power management, signal processing, electromagnetic interference (EMI) mitigation, and communication systems. Their advancements drive miniaturization, efficiency, and performance in modern electronics.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
Wire-wound InductorsHigh inductance values, low DC resistanceSwitching power supplies
Ferrite Bead ChokesHigh impedance at high frequenciesEMI filtering in USB interfaces
Common-mode Choke ArraysSuppress differential and common-mode noiseIndustrial motor drives
Signal TransformersGalvanic isolation, voltage scalingTelecom network interfaces
Thin-film Inductor ArraysUltra-low profile, tight couplingRF front-end modules

3. Structure and Composition

Typical structures include:

  • Inductors: Wound conductive wire (copper/enamelled aluminum) on magnetic cores (ferrite, powdered iron)
  • Chokes: Toroidal or drum cores with single/dual windings
  • Arrays: Monolithic integration of multiple chokes/inductors in single package
  • Signal Transformers: Primary/secondary coils with electrostatic shielding, E-I or toroidal cores

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Inductance (L)Defines energy storage capacity ( H-mH range)Determines filtering performance
Rated CurrentMax DC/AC current before saturationPrevents core saturation in power circuits
DCRDC resistance of windingsAffects power efficiency
Self-resonant FrequencyFrequency where parasitic capacitance dominatesLimits usable frequency range
Turns RatioPrimary/secondary winding ratioDefines voltage transformation ratio

5. Application Fields

Key industries:

  • Telecommunications: Base station power systems, optical transceivers
  • Consumer Electronics: Mobile chargers, LED drivers
  • Automotive: EV battery management systems, ADAS sensors
  • Industrial: Programmable logic controllers (PLCs), inverters

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductsKey Features
TDKINDUCTOR,Wire-wound: VLS6045EX6.0 4.5 4.5mm, 120A rated current
CoilcraftCommon-mode Choke: 1140081.8kV isolation, 100MHz bandwidth
BournsSignal Transformer: SM41121:1:1:1 ratio, 1500V isolation
Pulse ElectronicsLAN Transformer: HX4008NLIntegrated magnetics for Gigabit Ethernet
SumidaPower Choke: CDRH3D283.3 H-100 H, 125A peak current

7. Selection Guidelines

Consider:

  • Inductance value and tolerance ( 20% typical for power chokes)
  • Operating frequency vs. self-resonant frequency
  • Thermal management (temperature rise 40 C)
  • Package size (0402-2200 for surface-mount devices)
  • Isolation voltage ( 1.5kV for industrial applications)

8. Industry Trends

Emerging trends:

  • Miniaturization: 01005-sized inductors for wearable devices
  • High-frequency operation: Multi-GHz transformers for 5G infrastructure
  • Integrated magnetics: Combined inductors/transformers in SiP solutions
  • Advanced materials: Amorphous/nanocrystalline cores for high-efficiency EV chargers
  • Automotive-grade reliability: AEC-Q200 qualified components for e-mobility

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