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Power Inductors

Our high-quality power inductors components ensure optimal performance and reliability in your applications. From compact designs for space-constrained environments to high-current handling capabilities for robust power systems, our power inductors cater to diverse needs. 

Whether you're designing power converters, DC-DC converters, or voltage regulators, Exxelia's power inductors deliver exceptional performance to drive innovation forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our products and services.
What is an inductor ? For what application ?

An Inductor is nothing else but a wound coil, which smoothes the current flow or stores the electrical energy.

 

Functions : 

  • Circuit protections against high current peaks (Surge Coil) 
  • Smoothing the current flow : Filtering and noise cancellation 
  • Energy transfer in converters 
  • Impedance adaptation in LLC 

 

Type of inductors from our range :

  • Filtering Chokes (Mainly Power) 
  • Differential Mode Choke   
  • Power Factor Correction (PFC)
  • Interphase Inductor for “400Hz” Power Supply
  • Common Mode Choke (CMC) for EMC
     
Are Exxelia's magnetic components compliant with industry standards?

Yes, Exxelia's magnetic components are designed and manufactured to meet or exceed industry standards and certifications, including RoHS, REACH, and MIL-STD.

What are the key benefits of using sensing technology in industrial applications?

Encoders can use either optical or magnetic sensing technology. 

Optical sensing provides high resolutions, high operating speeds, and reliability, long life operation in most environments. 

Magnetic sensing, often used in rugged applications provides good resolution, high operating speeds, and maximum resistance to dust, moisture, and thermal and mechanical shock. 

 

Optical Encoders: principles 

Optical encoders’ principle of operation is relatively simple; a light source (photo-emitter) sends light through a mobile disk or scale, consisting of a succession of opaque and transparent parts, on photo-receivers. When the disk or the scale moves, it conveys or alternatively blocks the light emitted by the source; the scale or the disk is acts in fact as a beam switch. The photoreceiver generates an electrical signal, which is processed and analyzed in order to allow encoding the system position. 

 

An optical encoder consists of three major subsets: 

  • Encoder housing. 
  • Optical block: consisting of an emission system, an optical coding system and a detection system. It generates the position function signal. 
  • Electronics block: it allows amplifying, converting and processing the signal. 
What quality certifications does Exxelia hold?

Exxelia is certified EN 9100, a quality standard specific to the aerospace, space, and defense sectors. Our facilities are also ISO 9001 certified (quality management), and some are certified ISO 13485 for medical devices. Other industry-specific standards, such as NADCAP or AQAP, may also apply depending on the products and markets.

Why is EN 9100 certification important for the aerospace and space sectors?

The EN 9100 standard ensures a rigorous quality management system tailored to the critical requirements of the aerospace, space, and defense industries. It is required by major OEMs such as Airbus, Safran, Thales, or CNES. This certification guarantees product traceability, risk management, and compliance with international standards.

Are your components certified for use in medical devices?

Yes, some of our facilities are ISO 13485 certified, the quality standard for medical devices. This certification enables Exxelia to design and manufacture components (such as coils, sensors, or capacitors) used in high-reliability medical equipment, including MRI scanners, ventilators, and imaging systems.

What benefits do your certifications bring to the railway sector?

The railway industry demands durability, reliability, and long service life. While a dedicated certification like EN 9100 is not required, Exxelia applies IRIS standards and complies with IEC/EN regulations specific to railway applications. Our quality processes ensure component compliance for trains, metros, and tramways, including fire safety and electromagnetic compatibility.

Are your products compliant with defense standards?

Yes. Exxelia meets defense industry requirements through its EN 9100 certification and compliance with military standards (MIL-STD, STANAG). Our components are qualified for critical applications such as RF systems, embedded electronics, guided munitions, or radar systems. Some products are also subject to customer-specific qualification procedures.

What inductors and chokes does Exxelia SVM design?

Exxelia SVM designs inductors and chokes to block high-frequency ripple currents. Examples include filter inductors (5 mH, 15 A rms at 40 kHz; 10 mH, 10 A; dimensions specified). They also provide LCL filter inductors using rectangular Litz wire rated for high current (e.g., 100 µH, 360 A continuous, 510 A peak, 50 Hz–3.5 kHz).

What customization options does Exxelia SVM provide?

Exxelia SVM develops fully custom magnetics, offering in-house tooling, MATLAB/FEMM modelling, special core designs, Litz wire constructions up to 350 A, and complete solutions from prototype to packaging.

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