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Difference between on-chip inductor and off-chip inductor

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Hi,

can anyone explain what is the difference between on-chip inductor and off-chip inductor?

Is it on-chip inductor is a SMT chip, while off-chip inductor is the standard bulky inductor?
 

On-chip inductors are those integrated within the chip.Usually these on chip inductors consume a very large portion of chip area.And poses a no. of design difficulties..usually in the range of nH.
Off-chip inductors are those outside the chip only.Doesnt mean bulk alone.Usually due to space constraint only its placed outside.
 

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