100-271M

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Fixed Inductors are a type of passive electronic component that stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. They are commonly used in electrical circuits as filters, DC-DC converters, and line drivers, among other applications. Fixed Inductors are available in a range of sizes from 100-271 M, and each of these sizes have a different application field and working principle.

Fixed inductors with a size of 100-271M are especially useful in power electronics applications. Generally, power converters require a stable, reliable, low-loss magnetic component to store energy and control the flow of current. These inductors have the ability to store and release large amounts of energy quickly, making them suitable for power management. In particular, these inductors are well-suited for controlling the voltage and current in DC-DC converters, such as those used in battery chargers or LED lighting transformer, as well as for EMI suppression in high-frequency applications.

The working principle behind these inductors is fairly straightforward. When an alternating current (AC) passes through the inductor, a magnetic field is created, generating a voltage drop across the device, which is proportional to the size of the inductance and the frequency of the current. This voltage drop is then used to control the flow of current as the current alternates, providing the necessary voltage regulation for the circuit.

The construction of fixed inductors is quite simple. They usually consist of two terminals and a spool of wire wound around a magnetic core material like ferrite, iron, or a combination of the two. The number of turns and wire size of the inductor determine the total inductance, which is measured in units of Henries (H).

Fixed inductors with sizes of 100-271M are popular for use in applications such as flyback converters, DC-DC converters, power factor correction, and high-speed line drivers. In flyback converters, the inductor is used as an energy storage device that helps to convert a high-voltage AC waveform to a regulated DC output waveform. In DC-DC converters, the inductor is used to reduce the ripple voltage in the output and to increase its efficiency. They can also be used to provide power factor correction by helping to regulate the current and voltage waveforms to reduce power losses. In high-speed line drivers, inductors are used to recover and transmit data signals over long distances.

Fixed inductors with sizes of 100-271M offer a cost-effective alternative to variable inductors when precision control is not required. These inductors are robust, low-loss, and easy to install components that enable stable operation in a variety of power applications. They are available in both radial and axial forms, and have good insulation properties so that they can be safely mounted in close proximity with other components, including high-voltage components. Furthermore, they are rated for high-current applications and can be found in various shapes and sizes to suit the particular requirements of the application.

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