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Article #7517inductors (not chokes, not coils, inductors)
From: Mike Loving
Date: Sun, 30 Sep 1990 04:18
Date: Sun, 30 Sep 1990 04:18
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I am looking for a source for inductors in the 100uH to about 5mH range suitable for use in switching power supplies. Active Electronics does not appear to carry such items, nor does ALL and Digi-Key's listings of inductors shows very low current limits (I assume this is due to core saturation as well as power disipation in the parasitic resistance). I only need up to about an amp of current capability. Can anyone suggest a source for such inductors, or, failing that, for cores suitable for winding one's own inductors? Mike Loving loving@cs.ucla.edu
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