2256-25K

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Fixed Inductors are electronic components that store energy in the form of an electro-magnetic field, and are most commonly used in the construction of power supplies and transformer cores. The 2256-25K series of Fixed Inductors are designed to handle high power applications and offer a high degree of reliability in terms of both safety and durability.

The insulated 2256-25K series is designed to offer maximum stability of its inductive properties over a wide temperature range and can be used in both commercial and military applications. The core of the 2256-25K series is composed of laminated steel, which is insulated by an epoxy -filled jacket, and then coated in a zinc layer to provide shielding against external influences. All components of the 2256-25K series are covered with a white polyurethane finish, which provides a high degree of dust resistance along with a clean look.

The standard operating temperature range for the 2256-25K series is -55 to +105° C, and the typical inductance range is 0.39 to 0.98 mH. The maximum AC current rating ranges from 0.4 to 2.0 amperes, and the maximum DC current rating ranges from 0.75 to 10.0 amperes. The maximum voltage rating of the 2256-25K series is 225 volts AC, and the maximum voltage and current ratings depend on the type and size of the component.

The primary application field of the 2256-25K series is in the area of DC-DC converters, and the components are commonly used as the main inductive element in the secondary inductor stage. In addition, the 2256-25K series of components are also used in the construction of power supplies for various types of equipment, including LCD displays, LED lighting systems, and computers. The flexible form factor of the 2256-25K series makes them suitable for almost any type of application.

The working principle of the 2256-25K series is based on the fact that when a current flows through the inductor, it creates an electro-magnetic field that induces a voltage in the component, which is related to the rate of the change in the inductor current. This induced voltage is proportionate to the rate of change of the current, and is referred to as the “back emf”, or back electromotive force. The purpose of the inductor in a circuit is to oppose the change in the current, and in the process, store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. This stored energy can be released when the inductor current is reduced, or when the power supply to the inductor is switched off.

The 2256-25K series of Fixed Inductors offer a high degree of reliability in terms of both safety and durability, and are suitable for use in a variety of commercial and military applications. The insulated construction of the components ensures maximum stability of the inductive properties over a wide temperature range, making them ideal for use in high power applications.

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