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      2.1 Coil with ferrite inductors

      SMD-Multilayer Inductor
      If the wire windings on the outside of a conventional “coil” are mounted inside the coil body, the so-called multilayer SMD inductor (Figure 2.32) is created.

      Fig. 2.32: SMD-Multilayer inductor; image source: Würth Elektronik WE-MI

      Fig. 2.33: Structural schematics of multilayer SMD inductors

      The ferrite body magnetically shields the component, significantly reducing external interference and cross-talk. The multilayer inductor may be seen as a “compromise” between the ceramic inductor and SMD ferrite. This component is especially suitable as an inductor in filters and resonant circuits where low interference from external signals is required and in circuits with high packing density.

      Practical tips:
      • Do not operate in the self-resonant range

      • Observe max. current loading capacity

      • Low DC resistance, therefore also suitable for low-voltage systems

      Power Multilayer Inductors

      Fig. 2.34: Power Multilayer Inductors ; image source: Würth Elektronik WE-PMI

      The miniaturization of SMD components, especially inductors, is a widespread trend in portable devices, as it is especially storage chokes that frequently require the most space. Wired components are out of the question in these orders of magnitude. This is where the power multilayer types apply.

      In order to allow minimization of the coil volume, the switching controller IC is driven at ever-higher switching frequencies. Switching controllers like the Micrel MIC2285 already work with 4 MHz. The dimensions of the storage chokes required can therefore be reduced by up to 90%. The compact power multilayer inductors in 1008 package (2.5 mm x 2.0 mm x 1.0 mm) not only offer high rated currents (up to 2.4 A), but also a lower DCR than comparable to standard multilayer inductors types.

      The saturation current of the power multilayer inductors (such as WE-PMIs) relates to the typical inductance drop of –30% from the zero current inductance. The rated current is defined for the common self-heating of DT = 40 K with respect to the ambient temperature.

      Fig. 2.35: Inductance vs. DC current

      The used NiZn core material allows the use of the power inductors WE-PMI series up to 10 MHz. The multilayer types are especially suitable for power supplies in portable devices.

      Fig. 2.36: Inductance vs. frequency

      SMD – Wire Wound Inductor /SMD RF Inductor
      The wound SMD inductors (such as Würth Elektronik WE-GF and WE-LQ series) are available in SMD packages (Figure 2.37). They essentially differ in their mechanical construction. Whereas the WE-GF is completely embedded in plastic and can therefore handle high humidity very effectively, WE-LQ is in an open package. It can therefore be loaded with higher currents at the same inductance in relation to its package volume.

      Fig. 2.37: Wire Wound Inductor (WE-LQ left) and SMD RF inductor (WE-GF right)

      In Figure 2.38 the layout of the SMD RF Inductor is shown graphically. A wire-wrapping surrounds a ferrite body. The special ferrite mixture faciliates a wide inductance spectrum despite the miniature ferrite core.

      Fig. 2.38: Inductor construction of resistor-type (WE-GF)


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