In a wide range of electronic circuits—such as switching power supplies and inverters—inductors play a critical role in energy storage, filtering, and current regulation.

Amorphous and nanocrystalline magnetic materials are widely used in motor cores and electromagnetic components to significantly improve the energy efficiency of household appliances while reducing noise and vibration. This enables effective energy conservation, environmental protection, and enhanced user comfort.

Benefiting from the superior magnetic properties of amorphous alloys, amorphous core motors substantially reduce operational energy losses and improve overall efficiency.

In household appliances such as washing machines and air conditioners, these motors deliver more efficient and stable power output, resulting in improved performance and reliability. Their application contributes to lower carbon emissions and supports the global transition toward green and sustainable development.

Transformers are widely used in audio amplification circuits and sound systems to provide electrical isolation and impedance matching. Typical applications include microphones, loudspeakers, and audio amplifiers.

Inductors are employed in audio signal processing and wireless communication modules, often in combination with capacitors to form filter circuits. These filters enhance signal quality while suppressing interference, ensuring stable operation and high-fidelity sound performance.

High-frequency transformers are key components in power adapters, enabling efficient voltage conversion from high voltage to low voltage. They ensure stable, reliable, and safe power delivery for a wide range of electronic devices.

Inductors serve essential functions such as power regulation, noise suppression, and signal stabilization in household appliances.

In power control boards for major appliances—including air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines—inductors filter high-frequency noise, stabilize DC output, and protect core components from voltage fluctuations.

Amorphous cores are commonly used in transformers and inductors within switching power supplies. By optimizing power management circuit design and leveraging the high-efficiency characteristics of amorphous materials, highly efficient and reliable power control solutions can be achieved.