AI clusters live and die by network bandwidth. Every 800G and 1.6T transceiver packs multiple high-efficiency DC-DC stages into a sliver of board — and each one needs an inductor that is small, quiet and cool.
Optical modules convert a narrow input rail into the multiple low-voltage supplies their DSPs, drivers and TIAs demand. Board area is measured in square centimetres, the thermal budget is razor-thin, and any magnetic leakage couples straight into sensitive analog circuitry. The inductor is rarely the loudest component on the BOM — but it is often the one that decides whether the design passes EMI and thermal validation.
Our molded SMD inductor family covers the compact POL stages in most module architectures, while co-fired parts serve the highest-current rails in 1.6T-class designs. Custom inductance values and heights are available where standard parts don't fit the layout.
Send your module's power tree and space constraints. We will propose footprint-matched parts with samples — and support the design through EMI and thermal validation.
Tell us the rail voltages, currents and available board area — we do the rest.