Small‑size, monolithic inductors manufactured using PIM technology, suitable for a wide range of consumer electronics.

2022-11-16 10:26

As the consumer electronics industry evolves and upgrades, products are trending toward miniaturization and multifunctionality, driving ever‑higher power requirements for inductors and increasingly stringent demands for integrated molded inductors. However, Tongyou’s advanced PIM technology is addressing these challenges.

As the consumer electronics industry evolves and upgrades, products are trending toward miniaturization and multifunctionality, driving ever‑higher power requirements for inductors and increasingly stringent demands for integrated molded inductors. However, Tongyou’s advanced PIM technology is addressing these challenges.

Compared with conventional wire-winding processes, PIM‑integrated inductors offer advantages such as higher power handling, lower DC resistance, shorter manufacturing cycles, and reduced costs.

The advantages are evident in miniaturization, high power, high magnetic saturation, low temperature rise, low audible noise, low radiated noise, superior mechanical properties, low DC resistance, and high operating frequency.

Monolithic inductors can be used in smartphones, automobiles, smart wearables, computers, virtual reality devices, and network communications.

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