Fixed Inductors

2500R-62H application field and working principle

Fixed inductors, or simply inductors, are electronic components that are used in a wide variety of applications to permit the flow of electric current through an efficient manner. They are passive components that make up part of a circuit, and are usually composed of the following components: copper coil, ferrite core, and copper or steel casing.

Inductors are often used to increase the capacitor’s ability to store energy, and they are also used to filter out out unwanted frequencies in audio applications. The 2500R-62H application field and working principle are particularly suitable for permanent magnet motors, heaters and converters. In terms of its working principle, this inductor works by creating a magnetic field when an electric current passes through the coil. The strength of this field increases with the number of turns, and this is what increases the inductance of the inductor.

The 2500R-62H inductor features a reliable performance in temperatures ranging from -55 to +125 degrees Celsius, a maximum DC current of 10A and a rated inductance of 2.5mH. This inductor also has a ferrite core, which helps to ensure that the power loss is reduced and the operating temperature is kept at a low level. Additionally, it also features a high-quality metal housing which helps to protect the components of the inductor from environmental hazards such as corrosion and dirt. This helps to ensure that the lifetime of the inductor is extended.

In sum, the 2500R-62H application field and working principle is especially suitable for permanent magnet motors, heaters, converters and other applications that require efficient current flow. It is built with a ferrite core which helps to reduce the power loss, and features a metal housing which protects the components of the inductor from environmental hazards.