2256-15J

A fixed inductor is a component designed for use in Electronic Engineering which provides inductance to a circuit. It is typically used for the purposes of transforming electrical currents and delivering kinetic energy to a motor or component. The 2256-15J fixed inductor is used in a wide range of applications and is valued for its precision and reliability.

The 2256-15J is a ceramic core fixed inductor with a grade of 2% tolerance and a current rating of 10A AC. This particular part is designed to function between 0℃ and 85℃, making it suitable for use in a wide range of environments. Additionally, the inductor has a d.c. resistant of 0.025Ω, meaning it can be used in applications that require high current flow in a small footprint.

The 2256-15J has a wide range of applications, from AC power transformers to high frequency inductors. Its use in high performance motor applications, where losses due to inductance need to be kept low, make it invaluable for use in many modern electronics designs. Additionally it is used in a variety of consumer devices, including computers, television sets, phones and other electronic equipment, as well as in specialist medical applications.

The operating principle behind the 2256-15J is relatively simple. When a voltage is applied to it, it produces a magnetic field around its core, which can then be used to channel electric currents or to store energy. In modern electronic designs, the inductor core is usually made from ceramic or ferrite, allowing the inductor to operate at higher frequencies and reduce unwanted eddy currents. The wire used to wind the inductor is also important, as it can affect the inductance and power capability of the device.

Overall, the 2256-15J fixed inductor is an essential component in modern electronic designs and has become increasingly popular as technology has progressed. It is a reliable and precise component which, if configured correctly, can provide a high performance and energy efficient design. It is a key player in many consumer electronics applications and has a range of specialist medical uses.