1812-332G

Fixed Inductors are electrical components that store energy in the form of an electric current that passes through them. They are also known as inductances, and are typically composed of an insulated wire composed of either an inductive conductor or non-metallic material. This type of component can be used for a variety of applications in a variety of fields. The 1812-332G is a fixed inductor designed for high current flow, and is commonly used in applications that require higher inductance values and exceedingly high current capacity.

The 1812-332G is capable of providing currents up to 5.5 amperes while operating in temperatures ranging from 55°C to 125°C. Due to its compact and lightweight design, the 1812-332G is perfect for use in products such as LED lights, radio transmitters, cell phones, laptop computers, and other products that need more efficient current flow. Additionally, the 1812-332G inductor has a unique dual-package design, allowing for optimal flexibility in space-constrained applications.

The 1812-332G uses two windings connected in series and a shield, with the windings allowing for a high flux density and preventing stray flux from escaping through the shield. The shield also reduces the amount of noise that is created by electromagnetic interference. Additionally, the design of the windings also ensures a high Q-factor. This enables the 1812-332G to dissipate heat quickly and efficiently, while also providing lower resistance due to its lower AC impedance.

The primary application of the 1812-332G inductor is in circuit boards, where it is used as an inductor in an AC circuit. The 1812-332G can also be used as a voltage divider, an LC filter, and an RC filter. Additionally, its high current capacity makes it ideal for DC-to-DC converters and DC-to-AC inverters. It can also be used in high-precision circuits.

The working principle of the 1812-332G inductor is based on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction. This law states that when a current flows through a conductor, an induced electromotive force (EMF) is created in the nearby circuit, meaning that energy is transferred from one inductor to another. In the case of the 1812-332G, this energy transfer is used to regulate the current in the circuit board, making it more efficient.

The 1812-332G is a versatile fixed inductor, capable of providing high currents in applications where space is at a premium. Its robust and reliable design makes it a great choice for a variety of electrical and electronic applications. Additionally, its ability to dissipate heat quickly and efficiently makes it a perfect choice for use in high-precision circuits.