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Performing In-Circuit Inductor and Transformer Measurements in SMPS

By Electronic Design Posted On 6.12.2018

Source: Electronic Design article

by Wilson Lee, Technical Marketing Manager at Tektronix.

Inductors and transformers serve key roles in switch-mode power supplies. Ensuring they perform as expected requires thorough in-circuit measurements performed under operating conditions. Here’s what you need to know.

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Designing Custom Inductors: Tips and Tricks

By EE Power Posted On 24.9.2018

Source: EE Power article

by Dr. Ray Ridley at Ridley Engineering. Inductor manufacturers have made great progress in the families of standard parts. The selection of off-the-shelf parts in this category have increased dramatically in the past 10 years. However, more and more engineers are designing their own inductors and transformers from scratch. (more…)

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Inductors – Equivalent Circuits and Simulation Models – Circuit Types

Posted On 23.8.2018

ABC of CLR

EPCI online handbook on C,L,R Passive Components

Chapter L: Inductors

EPCI licensed content by: Würth Elektronik eiSos, Trilogy of Magnetics, handbook printouts can be ordered here.

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What is an Inductor?

By Coilcraft Posted On 8.8.2018

Source: Coilcraft education article

written by Chris Hare, Coilcraft published quick educative explanation on inductor. (more…)

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Inductors – Functionality of Transformer

By EPCI Posted On 7.8.2018

ABC of CLR

EPCI online handbook on C,L,R Passive Components

Chapter L: Inductors

EPCI licensed content by: Würth Elektronik eiSos, Trilogy of Magnetics, handbook printouts can be ordered here.

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Inductors – Inductance, Impedance and Losses

Posted On 19.7.2018

ABC of CLR

EPCI online handbook on C,L,R Passive Components

Chapter L: Inductors

EPCI licensed content by: Würth Elektronik eiSos, Trilogy of Magnetics, handbook printouts can be ordered here.

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Inductors – Permeability

By EPCI Posted On 19.7.2018

ABC of CLR

EPCI online handbook on C,L,R Passive Components

Chapter L: Inductors

EPCI licensed content by: Würth Elektronik eiSos, Trilogy of Magnetics, handbook printouts can be ordered here.

(more…)

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Inductors – Core Materials and Their Losses

By EPCI Posted On 8.6.2018

ABC of CLR

EPCI online handbook on C,L,R Passive Components

Chapter L: Inductors

EPCI licensed content by: Würth Elektronik eiSos, Trilogy of Magnetics, handbook printouts can be ordered here.

(more…)

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Inductors – Magnetic Induction, Magnetic Flux and Faraday’s Law

By EPCI Posted On 8.6.2018

ABC of CLR

EPCI online handbook on C,L,R Passive Components

Chapter L: Inductors

EPCI licensed content by: Würth Elektronik eiSos, Trilogy of Magnetics, handbook printouts can be ordered here.

(more…)

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Short Tutorial: RF Choke vs. Inductor

By Electronics 360 Posted On 7.6.2018

source: Electronics 360 article by Abe Michelen

Inductors and RF chokes are basically the same type of electrical components. The difference in design is related to the function the device will perform in a circuit. Most engineers are more familiar with inductors – some think both devices can be used interchangeably – that are prevalent in frequency selective systems, such as a tuner for radio receivers or filters. (more…)

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