2534R-42J

Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are passive two-terminal electronic components consisting of an inductive coil, generally made from a conductor like copper or aluminum and formed into a wire winding to generate a magnetic field. An electric current flowing through the inductor creates an electromotive force (EMF) in the conductor which opposes any changes in the current. The EMF stabilizes the current, and the inductor\'s reaction to the current can be used to generate, store, or control electrical energy. The most common use of fixed inductors is as power inductors for power-supply circuits.

The 2534R-42J is a type of fixed inductor, which is commonly used in electrical circuits. This fixed inductor is typically used in low-voltage power-supply applications. These low-voltage applications include many consumer electronics such as cell phones, GPS devices, and DVD players. The 2534R-42J fixed inductor has a maximum working voltage of 8 volts, a maximum DC resistance of 4 ohms, and a nominal inductance of 0.42H.

The working principle of the 2534R-42J fixed inductor is simple and straightforward. When an electrical current is applied to the inductor, a magnetic field is created around the inductor. As the electrical current increases, the magnetic field increases in strength, resulting in an opposing force, or EMF, to restrict the current. This EMF can be used to store, control, or generate electrical energy, depending upon the circuit design.

The 2534R-42J fixed inductor is widely used in a variety of consumer products, due to its low voltage requirements and compact size. This small size coupled with its ability to control and store electrical energy make it an ideal component for a wide range of low-power electrical applications. The 2534R-42J fixed inductor is also relatively inexpensive and reliable, making it an ideal choice for many electrical and electronic applications.