1130-2R7M

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that store electrical energy in the form of magnetic energy in a static magnetic field. They are energy-storing components that can be used for various applications including voltage smoothing, filtering, rectifying, and high-frequency transformer coupling.

The 1130-2R7M is a fixed inductor that has a diameter of 11.3 mm and a height of 3 mm. It has a maximum rated input voltage of 25 volts DC and a maximum rated current of 2.7 amps. It also has a widely used shielded radial leaded ferrite core. Made of ferrite, this inductor is designed to handle higher currents than an iron core inductor.

The 1130-2R7M is versatile and can be used in a wide variety of applications. It is suitable for various DC-DC converter topologies and switching power supplies, such as Buck, boost, and fly-back, as well as high-frequency transformer circuit designs, low pass filters, and noise suppression filters. With its high current rating, it is also suitable for protection against excessive inrush current.

The 1130-2R7M works by converting the electrical energy entering the device from an AC or DC source into magnetic energy, which is then stored in the coil’s magnetic core. When the stored energy is released, it provides a steady voltage output. This makes it ideal for voltage regulation, power filtering, surge suppression, and more. Its larger diameter also allows it to handle higher currents than other inductors.

The 1130-2R7M is an important component in many electrical and electronics applications. It is designed to provide stability, reliability, and reliable performance in harsh environments. It is also an efficient and economical solution for many of today’s power requirements. With its wide range of applications, the 1130-2R7M is a great choice for many power systems.

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