SMD Inductor in 7575 Case Size

Vishay Introduces First to Market Low Profile, High-Temperature Metal Composite SMD Inductor in 7575 Case Size

Vishay Intertechnology introduces a new commercial IHLP® low profile, high current inductor that is the industry’s first composite inductor in the 19 mm by 19 mm by 7 mm 7575 case size.

Offering high temperature operation to +155 °C for computer, telecom, and industrial applications, the Vishay Dale IHLP 7575GZ-51 offers up to 30 % lower DCR and up to 35 % higher current ratings than devices in the 6767 case size, at a 50 % lower cost than devices in the 8787 case.

The inductor released today is optimized for energy storage in DC/DC converters up to 2 MHz and high current filtering applications up to the SRF of the inductor. Applications for the device include notebooks, desktops, and servers; low profile, high current power supplies; POL converters; battery-powered devices; and distributed power systems and FPGAs.

Packaged in a 100 % lead (Pb)-free shielded, composite construction that reduces buzz noise to ultra low levels, the IHLP-7575GZ-51 offers high resistance to thermal shock, moisture, and mechanical shock and handles high transient current spikes without saturation. The device is RoHS-compliant, halogen-free, and Vishay Green.

Product Benefits:

• Offered in the 19 mm by 19 mm by 7 mm 7575 case size
• Packaged in a 100 % lead (Pb)-free shielded, composite construction that reduces buzz noise to ultra low levels.
• High temperature operation to +155°C
• High resistance to thermal shock, moisture, and mechanical shock
• High efficiency:
  • Typical DCR from 1.02 mOhm to 25.2 mOhm
  • Wide range of inductance values from 0.56 μH to 33 μH
• Rated current to 61 A
• Handles high transient current spikes without saturation
• RoHS-compliant, halogen-free, and Vishay Green

Market Applications:

• Filtering and DC/DC conversion in notebooks, desktops, and servers; low profile, high current power supplies;
• POL converters; battery-powered devices; and distributed power systems and FPGAs