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Automotive-grade VPAB3822 Series Molding Power Choke with 335A Saturation Current
As with all CODACA parts, VPAB3822 series molded power inductors have been in mass production and samples are available now.
Jun. 21. 2023 -
VSEB0430H VSEB530H Hot-pressed Molding Power Chokes
Lightweight Design Suitable for High Density SMT in ADAS, T-boxes, and Car Lighting Applications Sep. 2022, CODACA Electronic, the global leading high current power inductor manufacturer, announced high efficiency mol...
May. 07. 2024 -
CPD2320S/CPD3119SA Series Power Inductors
The coils of the CPD2320S and CPD3119SA series are wound with litz wire, which can effectively reduce the AC loss at high-frequency and reduce the communication loss caused by the skin effect. They have better temperature stability and the operating temperature is -40℃~125℃ , ensuring high efficiency and sound quality of digital amplifiers.
May. 07. 2024 -
CPD1717BA Series Class-D Power Inductors
The CPD1717BA series inductors are wound with oxygen-free copper wire to achieve low distortion and high sound quality.
May. 07. 2024 -
Compact High Current Power Inductors VSBX Series for Automotive
CODACA Electronic launched the compact automotive-grade high-current power inductors VSBX series. The VSBX Series qualified AEC-Q200 Grade 0 (-55°C to +155°C), making it ideal for DC-DC converters, automotive lights, LED driver...
Mar. 22. 2024 -
New Molding Power Choke CSAG Series with 155℃ Operating Temperature
CSAG series has upgraded and innovated the core materials of inductors, and the temperature resistance level has been greatly improved, with the operating temperature ranging from -55℃ to +155℃, some of the models have passed the AEC-Q200 reliability test.
Mar. 21. 2024 -
CPCF3222 and CPCF3535 Series High Current Power Inductors
The CPCF3222 and CPCF3535 series are through-hole super high current power inductors widely used in high-power designs such as DC-DC converters and energy storage power supplies, helping to improve the conversion efficiency of DC-DC converters effectively.
Mar. 21. 2024