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High-reliability inductors for automotive applications

Automotive21 Oct 2022
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Given customer demands for ever-increasing transportation reliability, it’s imperative that associated components evolve in quality as well. In this video, learn about innovative power inductors available from TDK, including examples for automotive and PoC filter use.

We are currently in a transitional age, where people will soon begin the transition to fully autonomous transportation options. With this increase in vehicle ability comes a commensurate increase in the number of microelectronic parts. Reliability is imperative, as the failure of even one part can impair functionality and safety. New power inductors from TDK are built to be some of the most reliable on the market, made to meet and exceed severe performance requirements.

TDK Power Inductors for Automotive Use

HPL Series

  • For ADAS imaging, super large current applications
  • High-reliability inductors without joints
  • Adoption of ferrites made of LowLoss material and low-RDC by frame forming
  • Magnetic flux cancellation realizes low EMI
  • Operating temperature range: –55 to +155°C (including self-temperature rise)
  • Compliant with AEC-Q200
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A compact electronic component featuring a visible '080M' marking on its surface.

TFM-ALVA Series

  • For ADAS and other ECU applications
  • 2.5x2.0mm
  • -55～150°C
  • Metallic magnetic material
  • Resin electrode (conductive resin layer + plating)
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A detailed view of a small electronic component, likely a capacitor or resistor, set against a solid black background.

SPM-VT Series

  • For general applications
  • Metal composite type wound inductor for power circuits using a metallic magnetic material.
  • Compared to ferrite wound type inductors, low Rdc and miniaturization can be realized due to superior DC superimposition characteristics of metallic magnetic materials.
  • Vibration resistance of 30G due to vibration resistance structure
  • Operating temperature range: –55 to +155°C (including self-temperature rise)
  • Compliant with AEC-Q200
Image

A hexagonal-shaped electronic component featuring a sleek black and silver design.

BCL Series

  • For low energy sensor systems and ECU
  • Coil is fully encapsulated with a magnetic material, minimizing leakage flux
  • Use of high-µ materials for low RDC
  • Supports rated voltage of 40V
  • Compliant with AEC-Q200
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A compact rectangular electronic component featuring a metallic casing and a QR code printed on its surface.

TDK Power Inductors for PoC Filters

ADL Series

  • For PoC camera system with signal/power lines in one coaxial cable
  • 3.2m. x 2.5mm
  • Broadband impedance characteristics w/ good DC superimposition
  • Compliant with AEC-Q200
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A small electronic component featuring a rectangular black casing and visible copper coil.

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