1. General
Transformers and inductors belong to the family of passive components, and are used in all areas of electronics.
In this article, we will confine ourselves to the consumer and professional sectors, which account for 70% of the value of the French free and captive winding market (table 1 ).
The fields of distribution (transformers rated at over 10 kW and working at industrial frequencies) and high frequency (> 2 MHz) are covered respectively in the specialized articles of the Electrical Engineering treatise.
The primary function of these magnetic components in power electronics circuits is to transmit power (transformers) or store energy (inductors). In the 50 Hz to 2 MHz range for transformers, and up to 30 MHz for inductors, used in the majority of converters,...
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Economic data
Indirectly open to international competition, the transformer and inductor industry is currently undergoing major changes. It must adapt to new market requirements: innovation, miniaturization, standardization and automation.
The number of manufacturers is declining rapidly: local subcontractors are disappearing, leaving the way open for structured, specialist manufacturers. The estimated breakdown...
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