AIUR-02H-561K

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Fixed inductors are vital components in electronic circuits, playing a role of energy storage to power applications. The AIUR-02H-561K is a fixed inductor and its application field and working principle is an important topic to be discussed.

It is designed to process a multiple of currents in order to work. This inductor can work in a circuit using currents from 0.5mA to 8A. This makes it flexible enough to be used in many different types of applications related to powering electrical circuits. It can also work at various voltages from 0.1V to 48V.

Regarding efficiency, it delivers power with a high seal of efficiency up to 90-95%, and these ratings make this inductor a preferred choice amongst many types of applications that require providing power at a high efficiency. It has high saturation ferrite cores, which makes it highly resistant to excessive heat. This is something that can be very important for applications that need to resist extreme conditions.

As for its working principle, this inductor works by storing energy in a magnetic field. When current passes through the inductor’s windings, an electric field is created, into which an electron partially fits into. This process creates an attractive force that stores the energy in the form of a magnetic field. When current passes through the inductor, the energy stored in the magnetic field is annulled in order to power the application.

The AIUR-02H-561K is a high quality fixed inductor that solves power problems effectively. Its application field is quite broad, ranging from LED lamps to other applications where currents of up to 8A and voltages of up to 48V are required for powering the application. Moreover, its working principle is simple, yet efficient, as it works by storing energy in a magnetic field in order to power whatever application it is connected to.

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