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Board space, current, ripple, switching frequency and the temperature the part will see.

A copper winding co-fired with an iron-based magnetic body, for high current density in a low profile.
A copper winding and an iron-based magnetic body are co-fired as one piece, so the winding and the magnetic path are formed in the same step.
| Construction | Copper winding, co-fired iron-based body | Confirmed per project |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Project supply | Confirmed with your build |
| Parameters | L, Isat, DCR, dimensions | Quoted per evaluation build |
THA100 is one of the FeNi materials used in this line. The values below are material data, not ratings for a finished inductor.
| Property | Typical value | Test conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Material grade | THA100 | Grade designation as published. |
| Initial permeability μi | 100 | Relative permeability, dimensionless. |
| Saturation flux density Bs | 1500mT | Typical value for the grade. |
| Curie temperature Tc | > 500°C | Strictly greater than the stated value. |
| Operating temperature range | −55 to +200°C | Material range — not a rating for a finished component. |
Four published test points. Each loss value belongs to the frequency, flux density and temperature printed in the same row.
| Test frequency | Test flux density | Temperature | Core loss density |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 kHz | 100mT | 100°C | 200mW/cm³ |
| 500 kHz | 50mT | 100°C | 300mW/cm³ |
| 1 MHz | 50mT | 100°C | 820mW/cm³ |
| 1 MHz | 100mT | 100°C | 4200mW/cm³ |
Typical material values for THA100. Core-loss values are specified at the stated frequency, flux density and temperature. Final component performance depends on geometry, winding design and operating conditions.
Source: YUTE material characteristics table, 2026-10-26. Typical values; the full material data sheet is available on request.
Board space, current, ripple, switching frequency and the temperature the part will see.
An evaluation build is agreed with the winding and body dimensions fixed, so the measurement is repeatable.
Measured L, Isat, DCR and temperature rise ship with the samples, including the test conditions.
Tell us the geometry, the operating point or the drawing. An engineer reviews the request and replies with the next step.