Multilayer inductors are electronic components used for energy storage and transference in various electronic applications. They are composed of multiple layers of a conductor, separated by a ceramic or plastic material acting as the dielectric. Multilayer inductor offer high inductance values and low DC resistance, with a compact design ideal for high-density circuit board applications. They are widely used in RF circuits, mobile devices, and power filtering applications.

Different Model Numbers Of Multilayer Inductor

Introducing our Multilayer Inductors - HK100510NJ-T, MPL2012S2R2MHT, MPL2012S4R7MHT, SCDS8D43T-100M-N, and VHF100505H2N0ST. These advanced inductors are designed to provide high performance in a compact size. With excellent Q factors, high self-resonance frequencies, and a wide range of inductance values, our multilayer inductors are ideal for a variety of applications, including power supplies, filters, and RF circuits.

What Materials Are Used to Make Multilayer Inductors?

Multilayer inductors are typically made using ceramic materials, such as barium titanate, lead zirconate, and calcium titanate. Other materials, such as polypropylene and polystyrene, may be used in certain applications. The specific material used depends on factors such as the desired inductance value, performance requirements, and cost.