100-682G

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Fixed Inductors are electrical components that store energy in a magnetic field when electrified. They are used to prevent sudden changes in current flow in electrical circuits. Simply put, inductors create a time delay in the current. They are most commonly used in medical equipment, power supplies, radio communication, automotive systems, and consumer electronics.

The 100-682G series Fixed Inductors are designed to provide low to moderate impedance and temperature stability. They are used mainly in two ways: they can be used to prevent spikes in current flow, such as can happen during sudden surges, or they can be used to create a steady current flow when a constant voltage is applied.

The 100-682G series is composed of four different sizes of inductors, each with its own size and weight values. The smallest size starts at 0.2uH and is available in a 9x9x5mm package. The largest size goes up to 3.3uH and it is available in a 10x10x4mm package.

In terms of application field, these inductors are very versatile. They are suitable for a wide range of applications, such as DC-DC converters, high frequency switching power supplies, frequency converters, LED lighting, switching amplifiers, radio relay, and medical equipment. They are also used regularly in televisions, computers, and other consumer electronics devices.

The working principle of a 100-682G series Fixed Inductor is very simple. It is a passive device that stores energy from an electric current in a magnetic field. When the current is interrupted, this stored energy is released. Depending on the size and voltage of the device, the inductance can be adjusted accordingly.

In conclusion, the 100-682G series Fixed Inductors are versatile components capable of many different applications. They are excellent for regulating current flow to enable devices to operate as intended, protect against sudden surges, and produce constant current when a constant voltage is applied.

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