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Custom Planar transformers
Planar construction can help when the magnetic component has to sit inside a tightly controlled mechanical and thermal architecture.

Transformer portfolio reference · Low-profile power transfer · Project-specific review required
Where it fits
What to include in your planar transformer RFQ
Start here when package height, repeatable winding geometry or an integrated thermal path is central to the design conversation.
Useful inputs for an initial discussion
- Target height, footprint and mounting method
- Topology, frequency and power conditions
- Winding stack-up and connection approach
- Clearance, creepage and insulation system
- Thermal path, tests and sample expectations
Buyer questions
Ordering custom planar transformers
Jiayang lists planar transformers in its PV and energy-storage portfolio. A custom planar transformer enquiry should define both the electrical targets and the available package.
What mechanical information matters for a planar transformer enquiry?
Provide the maximum height and footprint, mounting method, terminals and connection arrangement. Include available information about the winding stack-up, insulation spacing and cooling path so these constraints can be reviewed together.
What electrical targets should accompany the drawing?
Include topology, operating voltage, power and switching conditions, along with the required ratio, insulation and acceptance tests. Label any open decisions rather than treating an unconfirmed target as a final specification.
Does a portfolio photo establish that a planar transformer fits my design?
No. The photo is a product example. Confirm the construction, dimensions, electrical performance, thermal conditions and documentation against your application before approving a sample or production order.
Application examples
Browse the component examples supplied in Jiayang's company profile. Every part requires its own specification and suitability review.
Have a part in mind?
Send the details that are ready. We will use the open questions to shape the next step.
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