Bourns has released the SRP2010PA, SRP2510PA, and SRP2512PA Series shielded power inductors for high-current applications in space-constrained designs. The new series combines a metal-alloy powder core with shielded construction to reduce magnetic field radiation while maintaining a low-profile package.
The inductors are aimed at automotive systems, DC-DC converters, and miniature electronic devices where increasing current requirements are placing greater demands on board space and thermal performance.
Shielded Construction
The SRP-PA Series uses a shielded construction to reduce magnetic field radiation in EMI-sensitive designs. A metal-alloy powder core provides high current capability while supporting low-profile package dimensions.
According to Bourns, the combination of shielding and the metal-alloy core allows the inductors to deliver high saturation current without increasing magnetic field radiation.
Automotive Applications
The series is AEC-Q200 compliant for automotive applications and operates across a temperature range intended for demanding automotive environments. Bourns positions the inductors for automotive power systems and DC-DC converter designs where shielding is required to minimise EMI while meeting package height restrictions.
The devices are also RoHS compliant and halogen free.
Availability
The SRP2010PA, SRP2510PA, and SRP2512PA Series are available now. Samples are available through Bourns Customer Service.
Learn more and read the original announcement at the Bourns website.
Technology Overview
The Bourns SRP2010PA, SRP2510PA, and SRP2512PA Series are shielded power inductors that combine a metal-alloy powder core with a low-profile package for automotive and DC-DC converter applications. The series is AEC-Q200 compliant and designed for high-current operation with reduced magnetic field radiation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What core material is used in the SRP-PA Series?
The inductors use a metal-alloy powder core to support high current operation.
What applications are the inductors designed for?
The series is intended for automotive systems, DC-DC converters, and miniature electronic devices.
Are the inductors automotive qualified?
Yes. The SRP2010PA, SRP2510PA, and SRP2512PA Series are AEC-Q200 compliant.
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