2534-14H

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Fixed inductors are self-contained electronic components that feature a coil of wire and are designed to store energy in the electromagnetic field. The number of windings around the core of the inductor, as well as the core material, determine the inductance value of the inductor. The 2534-14H is an example of a fixed inductor, and it also serves a variety of applications with its specific features and work principles.

2534-14H Application Field

The 2534-14H is a surface mount fixed inductor. Its small size has made it suitable for entry-level applications and its features include low profile, good performance, and a two-part construction that simplifies the assembly process. It has an inductance value of 330uH +/-30%.

The 2534-14H is designed to be used in consumer electronic devices such as mobile phones, navigation systems, medical and health equipment, smart home appliances, toys, and similar products. It can also be used in low power audio amplification and digitally-assisted circuitry. Additionally, its wide temperature range makes it suitable for automotive applications.

2534-14H Working Principle

The 2534-14H inductor operates on the principle of electromagnetic induction. The basic principle of electromagnetic induction is the same for all inductors- when electrical current passes through a wire coil, it creates an electromagnetic field around the wire. This field interacts with nearby metallic objects and creates a force proportional to the current in the wire.

The force produced by the inductor is referred to as the inductance. The strength of the field and thus the inductance of the 2534-14H depends on the number of wire windings and the core material. The more windings and the higher the permeability of the core material, the greater the inductance value.

As the current passes through the coil, a voltage is induced in the wire, and this voltage is inversely proportional to the frequency of the current. As the frequency of the current increases, the voltage drops. At very low frequencies, the voltage may be large enough to melt the insulation on the wire, causing a short circuit. This is why the 2534-14H inductor is used in low frequency applications.

In addition, the 2534-14H also has a temperature coefficient of less than 0.2%/K, ensuring that its performance is stable over time, even when exposed to extreme temperatures. Its self-heating property causes the changes in its temperature coefficient.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference