0925R-681H

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Fixed inductors are electrical components used to create an inductance in a circuit. The 0925R-681H Inductor is one of the most common types of inductors. It is a non-polarized, surface mount device with an inductance of 680 uH (microhenrys) and a 10% tolerance. The 0925R-681H can handle up to 1.5 amps of current without suffering damage.

The 0925R-681H is primarily used as an input filter for either AC or DC power supplies. This type of inductor works by creating a magnetic field in response to current flow through the device. This field creates a counter electromotive force (EMF) which opposes the current and reduces the amount of noise or ripple that is present in the power supply.

In addition to filtering noise, the 0925R-681H can also be used in applications such as DC-DC converters, power factor correction circuits, and DC link inductors. Such applications require inductors that can handle peak currents without becoming saturated.

As with all fixed inductors, the 0925R-681H is composed of a coil of copper or other metal wire that is wrapped around a ferrite or iron core. The coil is wound around the core so that the number of turns, as well as the thickness of the wire, is carefully controlled in order to achieve the desired inductance. The current in the windings then creates the magnetic field that produces the inductance.

The 0925R-681H also features a non-polarized surface-mount design that makes it easy to install and use in circuit boards. It is rated for temperatures up to 125°C and its 10% tolerance ensures that it will maintain reliable performance despite varying environmental conditions.

The 0925R-681H Inductor is an excellent choice for a variety of applications due to its low cost, small size, and reliable performance. It is widely used for filtering and voltage conversion, as well as other types of power management.

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