1641-101H

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Fixed inductors find applications in many industries including electronics, communications, computers, automotive, and armed forces. They are used to store or transfer energy and to regulate electric current. The 1641-101H fixed inductor is one such component that provides a reliable power solution for these industries in a variety of settings.

The 1641-101H inductor is constructed with a ferrite core and molded in a sealed, high-temperature epoxy enclosure. It has a temperature rating of up to 125°C, making it suited for high-temperature applications. The inductor is rated from 0. 0025 μH to 0. 0049 μH, with a peak current ratings of 0. 74A and 1. 41A, respectively. The inductor also features a low DC resistance of 0. 36Ω, making it suitable for high frequency applications.

The working principle of the 1641-101H inductor is based on Faraday’s Law of Induction, which states that a changing magnetic field creates an electric field. When the magnetic field around the inductor changes, the current in the inductor changes accordingly. This change in current creates a voltage across the inductor. This voltage is proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic field and is known as the inductor’s inductance. The inductance of the inductor is determined by its physical dimensions and the material used in its construction.

Inductors are used in many applications where current regulation is required. The 1641-101H inductor can be used in power supply designs, DC-DC converters, pulse-width modulators, motor drivers, and other power conversion systems. It can also be used in oscillators and filters to improve signal integrity. In addition, it can be used in automotive and military applications to provide electromagnetic protection.

The 1641-101H fixed inductor provides a reliable power solution for a variety of applications. The sealed high-temperature epoxy enclosure provides protection for the inductor and ensures its performance over a wide temperature range. Its small size and low DC resistance make it suitable for high-frequency applications. The inductor operates according to Faraday’s Law of Induction, making it an efficient component for applications requiring current regulation.

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