1D10A Series

  • Small Footprint
  • Low EMI Design
  • Inductance: 39.6 μH Max
  • DCR: 20.5 mΩ Max
  • ISAT: 7.5 A Max
  • SRF: Up to 31.5 MHz (Ref)

1D14A Series

  • Small Footprint
  • Low EMI Design
  • Inductance: 39.6 μH Max
  • DCR: 16 mΩ Max
  • ISAT: 11 A Max
  • SRF: Up to 24.2 MHz (Ref)

1D17A Series

  • Small Footprint
  • Low EMI Design
  • Inductance: 39.6 μH Max
  • DCR: 18 mΩ Max
  • ISAT: 31 A Max
  • SRF: Up to 26.8 MHz (Ref)

1D23A Series

  • Small Footprint
  • Low EMI Design
  • Inductance: 39.6 μH Max
  • DCR: 9.6 mΩ Max
  • ISAT: 37.8 A Max
  • SRF: Up to 26.8 MHz (Ref)

1D31A Series

  • Small Footprint
  • Low EMI Design
  • Inductance: 26.4 μH Max
  • DCR: 6.9 mΩ Max
  • ISAT: 50 A
  • SRF: Up to 19 MHz (Ref)

Technical Highlights

  • Ferrite core material for low core loss and efficient switching performance
  • Shielded construction to reduce EMI and stray magnetic fields
  • Low DCR windings to minimize conduction losses and heat generation
  • Stable inductance across audio-frequency and low-frequency switching ranges
  • Designed for clean low-pass filtering of high-frequency PWM waveforms
  • Multiple inductance values and saturation current ratings available
  • Through-hole package for reliable mechanical stability

Typical Applications

  • Class D audio amplifier output filtering
  • Low-pass reconstruction filtering of PWM audio signals
  • Speaker output stages in consumer and professional audio systems
  • DC-DC converter output filtering in low-to-moderate power designs
  • EMI-sensitive embedded systems requiring controlled magnetic fields
  • General low-frequency choke and filtering applications
Part Number Drive Inductance (μH, Min) Turns Ratio (Pri:Sec1:Sec2) DCR (mΩ, Max) ET Product (V-μs, Max) Leakage Inductance (nH, Min) SRF (MHz,Typ) Hi Pot (Drive:Gate)(Vdc) Length (mm, Max) Width (mm, Max) Height (mm, Max) Creepage (mm, Min) Mounting Type Pick & Place TI Product Compatibility Infineon Product Compatibility Samples Availability Mouser Availability
GT02-110-006 Sample 135 1:1 228:45:00 6.9 200 13.3 1500 8.60 6.80 --- SMD green-circle-tick --- --- green-circle-tick green-circle-tick green-circle-tick
GT02-110-006 Sample 136 1:1 228:45:00 10.2 400 13.3 1500 8.60 6.80 --- SMD green-circle-tick --- --- green-circle-tick green-circle-tick green-circle-tick
GT02-110-008 Sample 135 1:1 228:45:00 19.4 500 13.3 1500 8.60 6.80 --- SMD green-circle-tick --- --- green-circle-tick green-circle-tick green-circle-tick
GT02-110-006 Sample 135 1:1 228:45:00 34.6 600 13.3 1500 8.60 6.80 --- SMD green-circle-tick --- --- green-circle-tick green-circle-tick green-circle-tick
GT02-110-014 Sample 135 1:1 228:45:00 12.8 800 13.3 1500 8.60 6.80 --- SMD green-circle-tick --- --- green-circle-tick green-circle-tick green-circle-tick
GT02-110-019 Sample 138 1:1 228:45:00 70.6 200 13.3 1500 8.60 6.80 --- SMD green-circle-tick --- --- green-circle-tick green-circle-tick green-circle-tick
GT02-110-010 Sample 140 1:1 228:45:00 6.9 200 13.3 1500 8.60 6.80 --- SMD green-circle-tick --- --- green-circle-tick green-circle-tick green-circle-tick

Custom Solutions & Capabilities

ICE provides custom Class D inductors engineered for optimized audio performance and PWM output filtering. Inductance, saturation current, DCR, and core material can be tailored to balance efficiency, distortion performance, and EMI control in amplifier output stages.

We support custom through-hole designs for improved mechanical stability and thermal management. Whether your design requires tighter inductance tolerance, enhanced shielding, or application-specific filtering characteristics, ICE delivers precision magnetic solutions for high-performance audio systems.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why is inductance critical in Class D output filters?

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It defines cutoff frequency and ripple attenuation.

What happens if inductance is too low?

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Higher ripple current and potential distortion.

How does DCR affect audio performance?

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Higher DCR reduces efficiency and output power.

Can core saturation cause distortion?

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Yes, nonlinear inductance increases harmonic distortion.

Why is shielding important in audio systems?

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Prevents interference with low-level analog circuits.

How does ripple current affect heating?

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Excess ripple increases copper and core losses.

What defines cutoff frequency?

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Determined by inductor and output capacitor values.

Are these suitable for multi-channel systems?

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Yes, depending on current rating.

What core materials are typically used?

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Ferrite for low loss at switching frequency.

How does layout affect EMI?

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Loop area and grounding impact radiated noise.