TDK Offers Compact High-Current Chokes For Automotive And Industrial Applications
March 27, 2023
TDK Corporation presents the B82559A*A033 series of new shielded EPCOS ERU33 high-current chokes for through-hole mounting. Designed for high saturation currents from 32 A to 83 A at 100 °C, the six new types cover a range of inductance values from 3.2 µH to 10 µH. DC resistances are as low as 0.85 mΩ or 1.2 mΩ, depending on the type.
Thanks to the flat wire winding, the chokes have very compact dimensions of only 33 x 33 x 15 mm. By thermally connecting the flat wire winding to the core, the large ferrite surface can be coupled to a heat sink for effective heat dissipation. In addition to the standard types, customized variants with other inductance values can also be realized.
The RoHS-compatible and AEC-Q200 REV D-qualified inductors are designed for operating temperatures from -40 °C to 150 °C. Automotive applications are buck-boost chokes for DC-DC converters (e.g. for 48 V on-board power supplies or differential mode chokes in the input filter of onboard chargers. In industrial electronics, they can be used as storage and output chokes in high-current supplies and PoL supplies.
Features & Applications
Main Applications
- Buck-Boost DC-DC converter for 48 V on-board power supplies
- Storage and output chokes in high current supplies
Main Features and Benefits
- High saturation currents from 32 A to 83 A
- Low DC resistances of 0.85 mΩ or 1.2 mΩ
- Very compact dimensions of only 33 x 33 x 15 mm
More Information
Further information on the products can be found under www.tdk-electronics.tdk.com/en/eru_chokes
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