PFC, Power Factor Correction Inductor, Vertical Mount, Toroid

Features:

Available for Use in Power Ratings from 200W to 1000W
Operates with Controllers from Several IC Manufacturers
Ranges from 100µH to 1000µH Under Full Load and are Designed for 100kHz Operation
Designed Using the Industry Standard Input Voltage Range 85VAC - 265VAC at 50/60Hz.
Uses a Toroidal Geometry to Allow the use of Thicker Wire to Decrease DC Resistance and Yield Higher Current Capacity
Uses Industry Standard Vertical Through-Hole Mounting Configurations and have an Operating Temperature Range of 20°C to +105°C

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Model	Output Power (Watts)	Inductance @ 0A (µH)	Inductance @ Ipeak (µH) Min	Ipeak (Amps)+	Iripple, p-p (Amps)	Irms (Amps)	DCR Max	Add Qty.
PFC-05100-00	1000	300	131	12.7	—	20.8	0.015
PFC-01101-00	200	1980	747	2.6	1.1	4.2	0.40
PFC-01102-00	300	810	411	3.9	1.6	6.2	0.30
PFC-03100-00	500	660	350	6.1	—	10.0	0.05
PFC-03301-00	600	580	278	7.5	—	12.25	0.05

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Mechanical

PFC Inductor Mechanical Drawing
Unit: mm

Part Number	A (Max)	B (Max)	C (Max)	D ± .005	E ± .005	F + .015 / .005
PFC-01101-00	42.5	20.3	45.0	1.3	15.2	22.9
PFC-01102-00	42.5	20.3	45.0	1.3	15.2	22.9
PFC-03100-00	54	29.9	55.9	1.3	22.9	38.1
PFC-03301-00	54	25.9	55.9	1.3	22.9	38.1

PFC Inductor Physical Dimension
Unit: mm

Part Number	A (Max)	B (Max)	C (Max)	D ± .005
PFC-05100-00	61	42	35.5	3.05

General Information

Power factor is the ratio of the real power to apparent power. Power factor can vary between 0 and 1, and can be either inductive (lagging, pointing up) or capacitive (leading, pointing down). In order to reduce a capacitive (or leading) power factor, an inductor is added to make the power factor equal 1. The whole purpose of making the power factor equal to one is to make the circuit look purely resistive (apparent power equal to real power).