100-182F

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Fixed inductors are one of the most common types of inductors used in the electronics industry today. This type of inductor is created by winding a wire around a core, such as a ferrite core or a ferrite toroid, to create an inductor with a certain amount of inductance. The core can be either a ferrite core or a ferrite toroid, depending on the application requirements and the availability of the core. As the current through the inductor increases, the magnetic field created by the inductor also increases, causing the inductance to increase. This type of inductor is often used to reduce noise or reduce electrical noise in various circuits.

The 100-182F is a type of fixed inductor, with a nominal inductance value of about 182 μH. This type of inductor is used primarily for powering the output of switching power controllers and switching converters, such as DC/DC converters. The inductor is designed to help reduce the amount of inductive spikes that can occur when a power controller is switched on or off. The 100-182F also helps reduce the amount of noise generated when the power controller is operating.

The 100-182F has a dc resistance rating of approximately 0.3 ohms, slightly lower than the 0.4 ohms typical for an inductor of this type. It can be used at an operating frequency of up to 300 kHz, depending on the manufacturer. The 100-182F has a saturation current of 0.5 A and a saturation voltage of 5.7 V. This device is rated for operating temperatures of -25 to 125°C. Generally, the 100-182F can be expected to have a long operational life at the specified rated temperature and at the specified operating frequency.

The 100-182F application field includes most applications requiring inductive noise reduction, such as DC-DC converters, SMPS, and switching power supplies. This type of inductor is often used in power control, signal switching, and EMI/RFI protection. The working principle of this type of inductor is relatively simple: as electric current increases, the flux created by it in the magnetic core also increases, leading to an increase in inductance. This increase in inductance reduces the amount of current noise in the circuit.

In summary, the 100-182F is a fixed inductor with a specified operating temperature of -25 to 125°C, a rated operating frequency of up to 300 kHz, and a nominal inductance of 182 μH. It is used primarily in power control applications and is designed to reduce the amount of inductive noise. The working principle of the 100-182F is that as the current passes through it increases, the flux created in the magnetic core also increases, resulting in an increase in inductance. This reduction in noise helps to improve the efficiency and performance of power controllers.

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