36502AR25JTDG

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, also known as chokes, are two-terminal electrical coils used for energy storage, and in technical terms, are passive electronic components. Chokes can be used in circuits for filtering, DC blockage, blocking high frequency, providing tuned circuits, and protecting DC circuits from AC voltages.

The 36502AR25JTDG fixed inductor is a monolithic component mainly used for decoupling and filtering applications. This inductor is designed and manufactured for low profile and high current implementations, with a maximum operating temperature of 125°C. It also features wide inductance range from 0.33 to 10,000uH, a low dc resistance of between 0.007 and 4.9Ohms and a high current rating of up to 2.9A for large ferrite core inductors.

36502AR25JTDG inductors feature an electrostatic shielding system that eliminates noise and helps preserve signal integrity while providing stable operation even in harsh operating conditions. The inductor also has an operating frequency range of up to 10Mhz and is widely used in high frequency low noise applications such as DC-DC converters, medical electronics, DVRs, digital cameras, hard disk drives, personal computers, wireless, and other consumer electronics applications.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is based on Faraday’s Law of electromagnetic induction. This law states that under a changing current, a time varying magnetic field is created, which induces an opposite voltage across the inductor. This induced voltage is equal in magnitude and opposite in polarity to the change of current, which means that the larger the change in current, the larger the induced voltage. This is the basic principle as to how the fixed inductor acts as an energy storage device.

An inductor can be connected in series with either a resistor or a capacitor, depending on the purpose of the circuit. A resistor in series limits the amount of current, thus acting as a current limiter, whereas a capacitor in series will influence AC currents and helps filter out high-frequency noise. In either case, the inductor serves to store energy, which is released as the current flows through the resistor or capacitor. By doing so, inductors are able to filter out noise, stabilize voltage, or limit current.

In summary, the 36502AR25JTDG fixed inductor is a versatile component. It provides efficient noise control, low profile and high current implementations, and wide inductance range from 0.33 to 10,000uH. It has a low dc resistance and can be connected in series with either a resistor or a capacitor to filter out noise or limit current, depending on the application. The inductor is mainly used for decoupling and filtering applications, and is widely used in a variety of consumer electronic applications.

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