Material Advances Enable New Generation of Power Inductors
Designers building power inductors for today's highly volume mobile markets face a difficult dilemma. On the one hand the market demands higher performance systems with additional functionality running at higher current levels. On the other hand it pressures product designers to squeeze that additional functionality into an ever-smaller package. Take the smart phone market as an example. Today's phones are rapidly migrating from dual-core processors running between 1 and 1.5 GHz to quad-core processors running in excess of 2 GHz.
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