A molded inductor is a fully integrated magnetic component in which an enameled copper wire coil is placed inside a mold and filled with magnetic powder materials such as Fe-Si, Fe-Si-Al, or Fe-Ni. The powder is then pressed, sintered, demagnetized, and plated, forming a solid, monolithic magnetic structure

Leeds wire is composed of multiple single stranded insulated wires and is widely used in applications that require good flexibility and high-frequency performance.

The relationship between inductance and inductor size is a fundamental topic in electronics. In circuit design, inductors are widely used components with applications in filtering, energy storage, and control systems. Gaining a deeper understanding of the correlation between inductance and physical size can help engineers design and utilize inductors more effectively.

With the rapidly growing demand for higher power efficiency and density in AI computing, servers, and high-end graphics cards, Gotrend Technology introduces the GTLVRM Series High-Performance Coupled Inductors, specifically engineered for the next-generation multiphase Voltage Regulator Module (VRM) applications.

Electromagnetic effects refer to the interaction between electric current and magnetic fields. Two fundamental laws—Ampere's Right-Hand Rule and Fleming’s Left-Hand and Right-Hand Rules—help describe the relationships between current, magnetic fields, and the forces acting on conductors within a magnetic field.

GOTREND GSTH Series molded inductors feature ultra-low DC resistance and high saturation current, delivering exceptional current-handling performance to meet the demands of high-speed computing and high-efficiency applications. They are ideal not only for high-performance servers but also for improving the stability and efficiency of consumer electronics.