Wire Wound High Current Chip Molded Inductors - WCI5650C
WCI5650C
WCI5650C provides robust, largeâcapacity filtering for heavyâload circuits, boosting stability and noise immunity in demanding power supply applications.
Inductance / Impedance
1-10000 (µH)
Rated Current
25-1800 (mA)
Features
- Low RDC, large current type.
- Best for power supply line.
- Available in 3 sizes.
Applications
- Wireless modules.
- High-frequency systems.
- Various categories of consumer electronics.
A 5.6 ± 0.3 m/m
B 5.0 ± 0.2 m/m
C 4.0 ± 0.4 m/m
D 4.0 (REF) m/m
E 0.7 (REF) m/m
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Details
How can you ensure your power supply designs meet demanding high-current applications while maintaining thermal efficiency and minimal power loss?
Core Master's WCI5650C wire wound high current chip molded inductors are specifically engineered for heavy-load power supply circuits with low RDC characteristics that minimize energy dissipation. With inductance flexibility from 1 to 10,000 microhenries and current ratings up to 1,800mA, these components provide the robust filtering and stability your power supply designs demand. Our professional engineering team can customize solutions to your exact specificationsâcontact us to optimize your power supply performance.
Backed by Core Master's 40+ years of specialized manufacturing experience and RoHS certification with SGS quality reports, the WCI5650C series delivers consistent, dependable performance with professional engineering support for custom applications. Whether you require standard configurations or fully customized solutions tailored to your specific circuit requirements, Core Master's comprehensive technical expertise ensures optimal inductor selection and seamless integration into your power management designs. Contact our engineering team today to discuss how the WCI5650C can enhance your power supply stability and reduce electromagnetic interference in your next generation of electronic products.


