IN-T184-10010 Toroidal Inductor

A toroidal inductor is a type of inductor that takes the shape of a torus. It is constructed using a toroidal core made of magnetic material wrapped around a wire coil. The wire coil is typically wound around the core, creating a magnetic field that circulates around the torus. Toroidal inductors are commonly used in power electronics, RF circuits, and high-frequency applications due to their high inductance and low leakage fields. They offer improved efficiency and reduced interference compared to other inductor types. Toroidal inductors are also highly scalable, allowing for easy customization of inductance values and power ratings based on specific application requirements.