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MF Series
High Performance with very good DC Bias Megaflux, XFlux or Fluxsan Cores used.
16,000 gauss saturation Flux.
Capable of handling very high DC bias current with minimal inductance roll off.
High Temperature Performance and build to meet Temperature Class H (180 deg C).
Through hole mount with pre-tinned leads that can be directly soldered to PCB
Custom specification welcomed.
Also available in MPP, Sendust/KoolMu cores.
LT SPICE model can be downloaded from the table below.
The instruction for the LT spice application and related files are provided the link LT SPICE for Toroidal Power Inductor Series.
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MF Series High Temperature & High Current Power Inductors.
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FEATURES:
- Designed using high saturation and high temperature stability "Flux Cores" with distributed air-gap
- Excellent electromagnetic shielding due to toroidal design
- Designed for commercial, industrial and military application
- Low cost designs with pre-tinned leads for PCB through hole mounting
- Inductance values from 1.5 uH to 1000 uH
- Current rating from 1.0 Amps to 100 Amps
- Temperature Rating: -55 deg C to +180 Deg C
- Potted version available for military application
- Custom designs are available to meet your specific requirements
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IMPORTANT
1) No tooling or set up fees required for standard parts
2) FREE Samples available for large OEMs
3) Typical Delivery: 4 to 6 weeks
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Notes:
1) The prices shown below are for low volume quantity. Please call 800-377-3244 or email sales@coilws.com for larger volume OEM pricing.
2) Our large OEM pricing is extremely competitive. We will meet or beat any competitors prices with better deliveries.
3) Custom designs are available to meet any of your requirements. Please contact us.
4) The data shown below can be sorted by clicking each column header. Click once again to sort in reverse order.
5) "Inductance at 1 Khz" ( 2nd column from left in table below ) is the inductance measured at zero or very low DC bias current.
6) "Current Rating" is based on a 40 deg C temperature rise at an ambient temperature of 90 deg C. This is the DC bias current through the inductor that will cause the inductor will reach a max. temp. rise of 40 deg C. above ambient with NO AIR FLOW.
7) The saturation current is at least 5 times the max current listed in 5) or 6) above, so instantaneous high current spikes can be tolerated by these inductors.
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