CLH-132-L-D Series

series introduction

The CLH-132-L-D Series is an advanced line of high-performance, surface-mount inductors designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern electronic applications. Renowned for their compact footprint and outstanding inductive performance, these inductors are tailored for use in a variety of environments where space optimization and efficiency are paramount.

Featuring a ferrite core construction, the CLH-132-L-D Series delivers excellent inductance stability and high current handling capabilities, making them ideal for power management applications. The inductors are designed with a low DC resistance, which minimizes power loss and enhances overall efficiency, ensuring reliable operation even under heavy load conditions. Operating temperature ranges from -40°C to +125°C contribute to their robustness, allowing them to perform consistently in challenging thermal environments.

The design of the CLH-132-L-D Series is particularly focused on high-frequency applications, with an emphasis on minimizing electromagnetic interference (EMI) and enhancing signal integrity. This makes them particularly suitable for use in DC-DC converters, power supplies, and RF circuits, where precision and reliability are critical. The series supports a range of inductance values, providing flexibility for designers to select the optimal component for their specific needs.

Typical applications of the CLH-132-L-D Series span across various industries, including telecommunications, automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial automation. They are commonly employed in devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and IoT devices where efficient power management is essential. Additionally, these inductors are well-suited for use in renewable energy systems, helping to improve energy efficiency and performance.

Overall, the CLH-132-L-D Series stands out as a versatile solution for engineers seeking high-performance inductors that combine compact design with robust functionality, ensuring they meet the evolving demands of today’s complex electronic systems.