1840-12K

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Fixed Inductors are a type of electrical component consisting of two or more electrical conductors, the most basic of which is a wire wound around either a bobbin or a ferrite rod. The inductor in an electric circuit functions as a transformer, creating a magnetic field in the component, which opposes change in electric current. The primary objective of fixed inductors is to limit or regulate the amount of current that passes through an electrical circuit, as well as to store electric energy.

1840-12K Fixed Inductors are a reliable and cost-effective solution for power electronics applications. The low profile construction provides maximum space savings on the circuit board and the small form factor enables design engineers to reduce the size and weight of the overall design. With a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, the 1840-12K performance offers stable current ratings and reliable operation in the harshest operating environments.

The 1840-12K Inductor application fields include power converters, DC-DC converters, power supplies, power inverters, and general purpose power electronics applications. This series also features an excellent RFI filtering and EMI suppression capability. The 1840-12K is available in a variety of inductance values and current ratings. Values for inductance range from 10mH to 2.2mH and the peak current rating ranges between 24A and 180A.

The working principle of 1840-12K Fixed Inductor is based on Faraday\'s Law of Induction, which states that the induced electromotive force in a circuit is equal to the rate of change of the magnetic flux that passes through the circuit. When a voltage is applied to a set of coils, a low frequency alternating current will be generated, creating a magnetic field that opposes the flow of current. This opposition, or impedance, creates a “back-EMF” reduction, thereby limiting the current flow. The reduction of current is what makes the inductor an effective filter circuit.

The 1840-12K Inductor utilizes a unique winding construction that tightly resembles the shape of a coil, and has a higher permeability than other inductors. This construction allows the inductor to have a very low insertion loss and low parasitic capacitance. The superior permeability of the 1840-12K helps to reduce the core loss and improves efficiency. Additionally, the winding structure allows for low DC resistance which helps provide stable and accurate temperature performances.

The 1840-12K’s wide range of applications and advantageous properties make it an ideal choice for customers looking for a low profile and low cost power electronics solution. The flexibility and reliable performance of the 1840-12K make it a perfect choice for all types of automation and motion control applications. The 1840-12K’s superior design and properties ensure that it is the premier choice for power electronics components.

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